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Patients at these clinics pay a fee of roughly $50 to $100 month and get easier, direct access to their doctor for routine care as often as they want for no extra cost.
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The model, which gives patients direct access to their doctors and longer appointment times, is proving hard to scale up.
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A Jacksonville state lawmaker is pushing to expand a program that helps patients without traditional health insurance directly pay healthcare providers....
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The House on Wednesday backed expanding a law that encourages the use of “direct primary care” agreements between patients and doctors. House members…
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Lawmakers last year passed a bill that allows doctors, chiropractors and nurses to enter into primary-care arrangements with patients. The concept was…
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From opioid prescription limits to an agreement on the regulation of trauma centers, it was a busy year for health care issues in the Florida…
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A bill that would allow physicians, chiropractors and group practices to sign “direct primary-care” agreements with patients without running amok of...
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The Florida House is ready to take up two familiar healthcare reform measures Wednesday. Supporters say both bills will make care more accessible and...
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A House health care panel on Tuesday approved a bill backing “direct primary care” contracts that would allow physicians to bill patients and collect…
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After past efforts have gotten bogged down, the Florida Legislature may finally approve legislation that, according to Sen. Tom Lee, would provide…