When a hospital system replaced Dr. Jeremiah Fillo with a nurse practitioner after his salary shifted to RVUs and an evergreen contract demanded he sign or be terminated, he found his footing again inside Direct Primary Care.

Dr. Manuel Vogt funded a historic clinic renovation in San Antonio using federal and state historic tax credits, ADA accessibility credits, and a solar carport credit, without draining his own capital.

In Louisiana, where every Planned Parenthood has closed, Dr. Emily Holt is opting out of Medicare, running a free Tuesday clinic for uninsured bartenders and musicians, and fighting to keep abortion medications from being reclassified as controlled substances.

After her century-old Duluth clinic was closed with only 36 days notice, Dr. Nyasha Spears sued her hospital system over her non-compete, and won a judge's ruling that physician non-competes are against the public interest.

Dr. Jihan Ansari built a waitlist of ten patients from Facebook posts, then went viral with a single TikTok, 'I'm the doctor who doesn't take insurance,' that flooded her new Direct Primary Care practice with calls while she sat in jury duty with no cell service.