In the same week, Dr. Delicia Haynes lost her biller to a hospital buyout and opened a letter cutting her reimbursement by 40 percent. She was eating ramen in her own clinic at 10pm. She talks about switching to Direct Primary Care while still depressed, taking the Beck Depression Inventory every Sunday, and sitting at her mother's hospital bedside for a year without her income changing.

Direct Primary Care Doctor Dr. Jackson graduated from Xavier University of Louisiana in 2003 with a Bachelors of Science in Biology and...

Direct Primary Care Doctor Dr. Tyndall-Smith started her career in medicine in 2005 at York Hospital, in York, Pennsylvania, after...