Press Room

Physicians go into medicine because they want to make a difference, and it is the daily opportunity to help patients that keeps many of them going. Yet today many worry that their contribution is dimi… See more

In the current, rapidly evolving health-care marketplace, more and more physicians are joining the concierge practice trend and enjoy the rewards that come with more satisfying relationships with her… See more

After more than two decades as traditional family practice physicians with a steady stream of patients at their Mystic and New London offices, Drs. Thomas Blum and Rosemary Bontempi are converting to… See more

MDVIP announced today that Bret Jorgensen, the veteran healthcare innovator and former CEO of MDVIP, has been named Executive Chairman of the Board of the leading personalized healthcare network. Wit… See more

Sitting at his desk all day at work, Peter E. Recklet of Hudson packed on a few extra pounds, though he was by no means considered fat. Two years ago, his doctor determined that he was heading toward… See more

After Cathy Brooks cut her leg at her downtown Las Vegas dog training business, the Hydrant Club, she became concerned when the wound started to swell and burn. Brooks snapped a photo and emailed it t… See more

For much of her career as a practicing cardiologist, Dr. Anne-Marie Feyrer-Melk essentially kept one hand on the doorknob during patient visits. She had to. Falling fee reimbursements from insurance c… See more

Martin Kanovsky, an internist in Chevy Chase, used to see patients every 15 minutes and worry at times about what he might be missing by moving so fast. In December, the 61-year-old doctor reduced his… See more

How does a patient praise the physician who saved his eyesight, or the doctor who braved a snowstorm to care for her or ordered the colonoscopy that detected a tumor – and ultimately saved the patient… See more

Call it the wave of the future or maybe a return to ancient practice. Dr. Stephen Carson’s medical practice sounds a little like both. Carson sees a limited number of patients (600), people willing t… See more