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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
A growing trend to help you save on rising health insurance premiums. It's called "Direct Primary Care" and serves as an affordable alternative to day-to-day healthcare costs. 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
'Direct Primary Care' as a health care option
A growing trend to help you save on rising health insurance premiums. It's called "Direct Primary Care" and serves as an affordable alternative to day-to-day healthcare costs. Read More
Pittsburgh-area direct primary care physicians seeing spike in memberships amid Affordable Care Act uncertainty
With costs expected to go up for the Affordable Care Act, people are examining potentially more affordable options. Read More
Having killed insurance companies, ObamaCare threatens economic recovery
President Trump is obviously angered by inflation in health insurance, calling carriers “money sucking.” Major benefit consultants including Aon and WTW are forecasting employer costs for ... Read More
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