Get Savvy...Demystifying Healthcare
Get Savvy...Demystifying Healthcare
Episode 80: Finding Value in Your Healthcare Journey with Dr. Scott Clemens
Are you tired of feeling rushed through your doctor's appointments? Frustrated by the lack of personalized care in today's healthcare system? You're not alone. As we approach the open enrollment period for healthcare insurance, many of us are questioning whether there's a better way to receive primary care that truly meets our needs.
In this eye-opening episode, I sit down with Dr. Scott Clemens, a physician who's taken a bold step to revolutionize the primary care experience. Dr. Clemens shares his journey from working in a large corporate medical group to opening his own practice focused on patient-centered care. We explore:
The Changing Face of Primary Care
- Why traditional healthcare models often fall short
- The rise of alternative options like direct primary care and concierge medicine
- How these new models prioritize patient satisfaction and health outcomes
Benefits of Personalized Primary Care
- Extended appointment times for in-depth discussions
- Improved accessibility with same-day or next-day appointments
- A calm, comfortable environment that respects your time
Building a Strong Patient-Provider Partnership
- The importance of seeing the same provider consistently
- Tips for advocating for yourself in medical settings
- How a trusting relationship leads to better health outcomes
Whether you're struggling with high insurance premiums or simply seeking a more attentive healthcare experience, this episode offers valuable insights into your options. Dr. Clemens' passion for preventative care and patient empowerment shines through as he explains his approach to weight loss, chronic condition management, and overall wellness.
Don't miss this chance to learn about a healthcare model that puts you first. It's time to discover if there's a better way to receive the care you deserve.
Resources:
Elite Internal Medicine
Find a Direct Primary Care Provider In Your State