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Episode 67: Dr. Niran Al-Agba (She/Her) of Silverdale Pediatrics - Silverdale, WA
Dr. Niran Al-Agba still dictates into a tape recorder and files paper charts in the Silverdale, Washington practice her father opened in 1971. She carries roughly 3,000 patients, documents a visit in about one minute, and works around 20 hours a week. She also gave Medicaid 24 hours to reverse a rate cut, and it did.
Maryal Concepcion
Dec 5, 202199 min read
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Episode 66: Dr. Christina Gonzalez (She/Her) of Hope Family Medicine DPC - El Dorado, KS
Direct Primary Care Doctor Dr. Christina Gonzalez is a board-certified family physician. She grew up in the Adirondack Mountains area of upstate new york. Then, after earning a BA in Psychology from Gordon College she lived and worked in Boston for a few years, while completing her pre-med classes at Harvard University, before heading off to med school. She graduated from New York College of Osteopathic Medicine, just outside of New York cavity, and went on to Kansas to train
Maryal Concepcion
Nov 28, 202145 min read
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Episode 65: Dr. Nithya Natrajan (She/Her) of Blossoming Mamas - West Columbia, SC
Direct Primary Care Doctor Dr. Nithya Natrajan is a proud a mother of 3, a board certified Family Medicine physician, and Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC) with additional clinical experience and training in infertility, gynecologic care, lactation counseling, and breastfeeding medicine. Her direct care practice, Blossoming Mamas, was born out of a passion for helping others transition to parenthood with personalized support using evidence-based medicine grounded in lived
Maryal Concepcion
Nov 21, 202142 min read
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Episode 64: Dr. Nazia Sheriff (She/Her) of Olive Leaf Pediatrics - Orinda, CA
DPC Doctor, Pediatrician Dr. Nazia Sheriff is originally from the windy city of Chicago and moved a few years ago with her husband and...
Maryal Concepcion
Nov 14, 202142 min read
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Episode 63: Dr. Becky Lynn of Evora Women's Health - St. Louis, MO
Dr. Becky Lynn opened Evora Women's Health in February 2020, one month before the pandemic, and brought home nothing at all the first year. She priced the practice on the higher side, then gave one Tuesday a month away on a pay what you can basis so she would not have to abandon the patients who could not follow her.
Maryal Concepcion
Nov 7, 202142 min read
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