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Direct primary care gains traction as providers look for a better way to treat patients — without insurance

Chief Correspondent and Executive Editor, "Eye on America" Jim Axelrod is the chief correspondent and executive editor for CBS News' "Eye on America" franchise, part of the "CBS Evening News." He also ... Read More
'Direct Primary Care' health care alternative gaining interest, pushback

With insurance costs going through the roof, some doctors say there may be a better way to stay healthy. "Direct Primary Care" offers an alternative to health insurance, where you instead pay a ... Read More
Growing model of direct primary care cuts out insurance to focus on patients

In Bangor, Maine, Geoff Clarke has something a lot of Americans do not: high praise for his recent health care checkup. "If I was doing it in a dream, it was exactly like my dream," Clarke told CBS ... Read More
Trump says he would only approve direct health care payment legislation

President Trump on Tuesday said amid rising health care premiums he would only consider approving legislation that provides a pathway for direct health care payments. “THE ONLY HEALTHCARE I WILL ... Read More
Time running out for Trump, lawmakers to fix soaring health care costs
Millions of Americans will see a big jump in prices after year's end – if a bipartisan agreement remains elusive to keep costs down. Read More
Southern AZ officials: Health insurance cuts will have ‘ripple effect’

NOGALES — Healthcare providers are expecting a decrease in insurance coverage over the next few years. In response, the Mariposa Community Health Center is planning education efforts to ensure local ... Read More
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