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We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience, serve personalized ads or content, and analyze our traffic. By clicking "Accept All", you consent to our use of cookies. No cookies to display. No cookies to display. No cookies to display. No cookies to display. No cookies to display. NYSBA Health Law Journal As of July 2023, there were more than 2,100 direct primary care practices operating in the United States, spread out over 48 states.[1] As the direct primary care concept continues to grow and become an attractive model for patients, physicians and self-funded employers, it will be important to monitor the changing legal and regulatory landscape to see how current federal and state barriers to this model are addressed. Utilizing components of traditional retainer medicine and capitated payment models, the direct primary care model offers a primary care-based alternative to traditional fee-for-service medicine for private-pay patients. While New York has yet to specifically regul

Direct Primary Care Model: Considerations for the Industry | Phillips Lytle LLP Articles | January 19, 2024 The Direct Primary Care Model: Considerations for NY Providers, Patients and Employers NYSBA Health Law Journal PDF Share share Written By: Louis Q. Reynolds Direct primary care model is an alternative to traditional fee-for-service medicine As of July 2023, there were more than 2,100 direct primary care practices operating in the United States, spread out over 48 states. [1] As the direct primary care concept continues to grow and become an attractive model for patients, physicians and

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