US EditionWest Michigan doctors ditch ‘broken’ insurance model to prioritize patient care
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West Michigan doctors ditch ‘broken’ insurance model to prioritize patient care
Dr. Fred Reyelts started a medical practice to break what he considers a “siege” on primary care physicians with high patient loads and increasing requirements from health insurers. Believing that the health care system is essentially broken, the 35-year family physician runs MI Partner Health, a primary care practice based in... Please login to read all 1513 words.
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