Podcasts about independent doctors

What if someone had the answer of how to transform the healthcare system for doctors AND patients?We're thrilled to welcome Dr. Marcelo Hochman, a distinguished surgeon and President of Indedocs, recognized by CNN, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today. Dr. Hochman, a true healthcare visionary, led the charge for healthcare workers to receive PPE during the COVID crisis. Now, he's dedicating his efforts to restoring the power of choice to both patients and doctors.In this enlightening episode, Dr. Hochman shares his wealth of industry knowledge, offering invaluable insights on transforming healthcare and restore the power of choice to patients. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from an expert who's actively shaping the future of healthcare. Thanks for listening and don't forget to review the show!________________________About Dr. Marcelo HochmanPresident of Independent Doctors of South Carolina, Dr. Marcelo Hochman is a double Board-certified head, neck, and facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon, founder of Charleston's Facial Surgery Center, and Past President of the Charleston County Medical Society.Dr. Hochman's mission: To put the power of choice back into the hands of patients and physicians and disrupt the healthcare bureaucracy that controls and limits options. Specializing in cosmetic and reconstructive facial surgery, Dr. Hochman provides pro-bono care for children with vascular anomalies as the Founder and Medical Director of the Hemangioma International Treatment Center.Website https://facialsurgerycenter.com/ https://indedocs.com/_______________________Whitney McDuffWhitney's Website The Six-Figure Speaker The Dames Group Whitter Group Standing Ovation Society ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––Track: Welcome — Declan DP [Audio Library Release]Music provided by Audio Library PlusWatch: • Welcome — Declan DP | Free Background... Free Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/welcome ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Fox Footy journalist Drew Jones joins Scotty & Goss to chat the latest headlines from the AFL. They touch on the criticised concussion gameday rules and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to a Wide World of Sports update. A snapshot of the latest sport stories from the 9News team including: AFL rules out independent doctors, The Blues' origin injury crisis, Rory McIlroy sharpens up ahead of PGA Championship The biggest sport stories in less than 5 minutes delivered twice a day, with reports from the 9News team across Australia and overseas. Subscribe now to make it part of your daily news diet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to a Wide World of Sports update. A snapshot of the latest sport stories from the 9News team including: AFL rules out independent doctors, The Blues' origin injury crisis, Rory McIlroy sharpens up ahead of PGA Championship The biggest sport stories in less than 5 minutes delivered twice a day, with reports from the 9News team across Australia and overseas. Subscribe now to make it part of your daily news diet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The PRACTICE: IMPOSSIBLE™ crew attended the IndeDocs Annual Winter Meeting in Columbia, South Carolina - January 20th, 2024, where they interviewed various attendees who are committed to the independent doctor movement. IndeDocs' mission is to put doctors and patients back in control of their healthcare and promote autonomous practices. The interviews covered a wide range of topics, including preventative healthcare, artificial intelligence in medicine, the obstacles that independent physicians confront, the importance of independent dermatologists, the benefits of ACOs for independent doctors, and radical cash-pay pricing models. The show finishes with the unveiling of a new weekly segment covering medical industry news.IndeDocs Websitehttps://www.indedocs.comFree Market Medical Associationhttps://fmma.orgLink to Video of the eventYouTube Video Link

Send us a Text Message.Welcome to Headfirst: A Concussion Podcast Episode 18In this episode we discuss and provided opinions on the latest concussion topics in the media related contact and non-contact sports.  Introduction: - Shane Tuck Inquest (2:15) - Judge Cains 21 recommendations (3:40)  - Recommendations (6:10) - Concussion Spotters (8:00) - Independent Doctors (9:20) - Reduced Contact Training (12:00) - Pre & Post Neurological Testing (13:48) - Mouth Guard Accelerometers (15:45) - Helmets (17:00) - Boxing (18:55) - NFL Trevor Lawrence (19:30) - Nathen Murphy & Collingwood (22:00) - Women's Cricket (29:20)   Subscribe, review and share for new episodes which will drop fortnightlySocial media:Twitter: @first concussionFacebook: Headfirst: A concussion podcastInstagram: Headfirst_ Concussion  Email: headfirstconcussion@gmail.com

This episode is sponsored by Eckard Enterprises. To start empowering your financial future, visit www.EckardEnterprises.com Join Daniel Wrenne as he sits down with Dr. Marcelo Hochman, the founder of South Carolina's esteemed Facial Surgery Center, double Board-certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon, and President of Independent Doctors of South Carolina (IndeDocs). In this engaging episode, they delve into the intricate landscape of medical careers, exploring the choices between private practice and employment, and the critical role of financial planning. Dr. Hochman, also Past President of the Charleston County Medical Society and a provider of pro-bono care to children with vascular anomalies, shares profound insights on challenges faced during medical training, the importance of exposure to diverse career paths, and the impact of financial considerations on career choices. The conversation extends to satisfaction levels among independent practice physicians versus employed physicians, with age-related variations adding an intriguing dimension. Discover valuable advice, personal experiences, and resources for medical students, residents, and practicing professionals seeking to make informed decisions about their careers. Explore the mission of IndieDocs and the importance of preparing the medical pipeline for the future.  Transform your financial outlook today! Access our exclusive free resources for physicians and conquer financial stress. Access here. P.S. We value your opinion! Share your thoughts and insights with us. Your feedback helps us improve and tailor our content to your needs. Click here to give us a piece of your mind. Links: You can find Dr. Hochman here: The Facial Surgery Center LinkedIn Facebook YouTube  Connect with me on my LinkedIn Contact Finance for Physicians Finance for Physicians To schedule a call with one of our awesome planners, book HERE.

Today's guest, Dr. Marcelo Hochman, Physician and Owner of Facial Surgery Center in Charleston, SC and President of the Independent Doctors of South Carolina, joins us for a riveting discussion on how the current corporatization of medicine isn't what's best for doctors, patients, and their families. Dr. Hochman and his colleagues have been working with state legislators to repeal the state's Certificate of Need statute and for the elimination of hospitals' Non-Compete Clauses, so that patients can have greater access to privatized healthcare, fair and competitive pricing, and high-quality care. Dr. Marcelo Hochman is the premier facial plastic/reconstructive surgeon in South Carolina, whose practice features a unique blend of adult and pediatric, elective/reconstructive, pro-bono, insured, and self-pay services. He's engaged in medical publication, legislative activities, and educational opportunities for students and residents, all of which are unusual in private practice. He sees his platform as helpful in promoting the independence of physicians in SC and he wants to lead the comeback of the doctor/patient relationship.  Link to Dr. Hochman's USA Today Article Independent Doctors of SC Website What is the Certificate of Need in Medicine? Info on Non-Compete Cause repeal for Physicians

We now know that government works with pharma to make people sick and die – not just from COVID shots, but many other bad interventions. Independent doctors are the threat to government dominion. We're joined by one of them today, Dr. Pierre Kory, who warns that doctors who speak the truth are being silenced. The American Board of Internal Medicine, with ties to the government, is threatening Kory's board certification. Kory also wrote a bombshell piece on “died suddenly” in USA Today that presents a blueprint for getting through the censorship. In other news, I explain the history of the GOP as a controlled opposition and my “bait-and-switch theory” as to how the conservative movement resets every 10 years to pretend it learned its lesson – all the while continuing to rejuvenate the controlled opposition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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This is Episode 187 of The Changed Physician Podcast where the hosts discuss how Kate Othus (CEO of Health Professionals Alliance and Founder/President of DataDx) become involved in the business of medicine and why she is so passionate about empowering independent physicians. #doctors #physicians #physicianwellness #hpa #datadx #healthprofessionalsalliance #kateothus #empowerment Timeline for Episode 187 (Part 1 of 3): 01:30 Background 03:30 Why the shift into healthcare business 06:30 The entrepreneurial mindset shift 10:30 Growth mindset vs. limited mindset with physicians 13:00 What Kate brings to others and recognizing one's own value 14:00 Culture, trust, communication, and execution 15:00 Medicine is a business of people 16:30 What she is doing now with Health Professionals Alliance (HPA) You can learn more about HPA at https://hpamembers.com/ or on LinkedIn. Learn More About the Community at:

Marni Jameson Carey, executive director, Association of Independent Doctors discusses the real cost savings from seeing an independent doctor.

By Michael Tetreault, Editor-in-Chief, Concierge Medicine Today/The DPC Journal Today we sit down with Marni Jameson Carey, MA, the Executive Director, Association of Independent Doctors (www.AID-US.org) Marni Jameson Carey is the executive director of the Association of Independent Doctors (AID), a national nonprofit designed to support America's independent doctors, stop the trend of health-care consolidation and, thus, reduce health-care costs. An award-winning journalist, Ms. Carey worked as senior health reporter for Tribune Media, writing for the Los Angeles Times and the Orlando Sentinel before taking on her role at AID in 2014. She is also past president of a medical marketing firm, author of four books, a nationally syndicated columnist, and frequent TV guest and speaker. Since joining AID, Ms. Carey has been featured in over 50 media outlets including Forbes, NBC, FOX, Bloomberg, Becker's, Modern Healthcare and Medical Economics.​ Combining her health-care and communications experience, Ms. Carey now serves as the voice of independent doctors who don't have the time, resources or clout to speak out against the formidable forces facing them, including pressure to sell out to hospitals, and excessive government regulations. A doctor's advocate, Ms. Carey has addressed lawmakers and physician leaders on Capitol Hill numerous times, and has spoken at many national conferences. She works closely with the Federal Trade Commission to enforce anti-trust laws, and regularly collaborates with like-minded groups to champion physician autonomy and keep the health-care relationship between Doctors and Patients. Ms. Carey received her bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Kansas, and her master's degree in writing from Vermon College. Referenced Resources www.ConciergeMedicineFORUM.com www.AID-US.org www.ConciergeMedicineToday.com www.DocPreneurPress.com www.DirectPrimaryCare.com

Sports neurology and concussion expert Dr. Allison Gray joins the podcast to discuss brain trauma in contact sports, including topics on the dangers of CTE, training protocols in contact sports, concussion protocols, and the many factors that contribute to permanent brain damage. Dr. Gray has extensive experience in the treatment of concussion, both in non-athletes and in athletes at all levels of play (professional, collegiate, and high school and currently has two podcasts on brain trauma education: “Heal My Concussion” (for patients) & “Concussion Care” (for doctors).

Marni Jameson Carey is Executive Director at Association of Independent Doctors, a national health-care nonprofit, her goal is to help doctors remain independent, and inform consumers that when hospitals employ doctors, costs go up and quality of care goes down. Marni was a Health reporter for Tribune media. Interested in all healthy news that will help my readers live better, longer and more beautifully. Based in Orlando, Florida. Follow Marni on Twitter       Join Marni on LinkedIn    Visit the Association of Independent doctors website

The Hospital system has taken full advantage of new laws & regulations. Marni Jameson Carey joins Dr. George to discuss how independent doctors can improve healthcare.

Today we sit down with Marni Jameson Carey, MA, the Executive Director, Association of Independent Doctors (www.AID-US.org) Marni Jameson Carey is the executive director of the Association of Independent Doctors (AID), a national nonprofit designed to support America's independent doctors, stop the trend of health-care consolidation and, thus, reduce health-care costs. An award-winning journalist, Ms. Carey worked as senior health reporter for Tribune Media, writing for the Los Angeles Times and the Orlando Sentinel before taking on her role at AID in 2014. She is also past president of a medical marketing firm, author of four books, a nationally syndicated columnist, and frequent TV guest and speaker. Since joining AID, Ms. Carey has been featured in over 50 media outlets including Forbes, NBC, FOX, Bloomberg, Becker's, Modern Healthcare and Medical Economics.​ Combining her health-care and communications experience, Ms. Carey now serves as the voice of independent doctors who don't have the time, resources or clout to speak out against the formidable forces facing them, including pressure to sell out to hospitals, and excessive government regulations. A doctor's advocate, Ms. Carey has addressed lawmakers and physician leaders on Capitol Hill numerous times, and has spoken at many national conferences. She works closely with the Federal Trade Commission to enforce anti-trust laws, and regularly collaborates with like-minded groups to champion physician autonomy and keep the health-care relationship between Doctors and Patients. Ms. Carey received her bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Kansas, and her master's degree in writing from Vermon College. Referenced Resources www.ConciergeMedicineFORUM.com www.AID-US.org www.DirectPrimaryCare.com

The Association of Independent Doctors gives physicians in private medical practices a voice in the face of encroaching government regulation and medical consolidation. As hospitals become increasingly monopolistic and enticing to new doctors entering the field, studies show without fail that such consolidation reduces transparency, quality of care and the direct time a patient spends with a doctor, while increasing costs and inefficiencies.

Marni Jameson is the Executive Director of the Association of Independent Doctors. It's a national organization with over 1000 physicians members, dedicated to defending and supporting independent practitioners. e talked with Marni about health care consolidation and the impact it has, not only on you and your practice but also your patients. We're going to learn more about what Marni and her team are doing for you, even if you are currently employed with a hospital. We're also going to learn more about Marni's background and experience. It's pretty impressive. She was only 22 when she founded her own health care public relations firm. After ten successful years, she sold the firm to pursue her passion for journalism, becoming a health reporter for the Los Angeles Times, and later, the Orlando Sentinel. She also has a passion for design. Even with all the demands of running the AID, she manages to find time to write a nationally syndicated column on home design. "At Home With Marni Jameson," appears in more than 30 newspapers across North America, reaching 7 million readers. She's also the author of two best-selling books. Marni has quite a story and Keith and I really enjoyed our conversation with her. We know you will too. So let's get started... Show Notes: -Marni's path through health care and journalism. -“Somebody needs to do something about this.” How AID (Association of Independent Doctors) got started. -The trend towards consolidation and physician employment: In 2000, 57% of US doctors were independent. Today only 33% are. -The pressures on independent physicians. Monopoly health care, gov't regulation, payer networks, etc. -How larger hospital systems use their leverage to control the market and negotiate higher payments from insurance carriers. -Which specialists are most likely to become hospital employees? -Why should patients care? The negative impact on patient care. -How independent practitioners help keep medical costs down. -The Stark Law. How do hospital systems use their influence to keep patients “in-house?” Why they pay close attention to “patient leakage.” Data and quotas. -Don't give in yet! Why Marni says to interdependent doctors, “it is hard...hold on, help is coming.” -”AID Save:” Discounts on medical supplies. -How AID is working with other independent physician groups. Two sides of the same coin. -How AID is working through Washington and the media to fight for independent physicians. -What you need to know before signing a hospital employment contract: -Responsibilities. -Performance standards. -Physician autonomy. -Office hours. -Call coverage. -Office space and resources. -Outside activities. -Restrictive clauses. -...and more. -Want to get out of your contract? Legal resources available for AID members. -MACRA and bundled payments. -Three victories where AID has lobbied the FTC to block anti-competitive mergers. Links and Resources: MACRA: https://www.ama-assn.org/practice-management/understanding-medicare-payment-reform-macra http://obroncology.com/imshealth/content/IMSH_Oncology_Trend_Report_020514F4_screen.pdf Hospital Prices Increase in California, Especially Among Hospitals in the Largest Multi-hospital Systems: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=27284126 http://www.aid-us.org/media amicus-brief-advocate-northshore-7_22 aid-helps-ftc-win-appeal-in-illinois-press-release-10312016aid-helps-ftc-win-appeal- press-release-09282016aid-amicus-hershey-pinnacle aid-helps-ftc-win-appeal-press-release-09282016

Marni Jameson from the Association of Independent Doctors, and David Zetter from Zetter HealthCare, join to talk about the challenges facing the future of independent healthcare in America. The post Giving Doctors a Voice and Patients a Choice (#013) appeared first on MDManagement Group.