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Boutique Doctors: What They Are, What They Cost, and How to Find One

If you have heard the phrase "boutique doctor" and wondered whether it means something different from a "concierge doctor," here is the short answer: no. The two terms describe the same model.

Apr 22, 2026

Boutique Doctors: What They Are, What They Cost, and How to Find One

DPC vs Traditional Primary Care: A Real Cost Comparison 2026

Most people believe that private medicine is only for the ultra wealthy. When they think of hiring a private doctor they often assume their only options are the ultra premium doctors charging $40,000 per person per year.

Apr 20, 2026

DPC vs Traditional Primary Care: A Real Cost Comparison 2026

The State of Private Medicine 2026 NextMD Annual Report

This is an Annual Report for private medical markets in the United States for 2026. Our market report was generated by proprietary research on 4,651 practices and 6,872 individual physicians verified to hold MD (Doctor of Medicine) or DO (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine) credentials as of April 2026.

Apr 19, 2026

The State of Private Medicine 2026 NextMD Annual Report

Concierge Medicine for Chronic Conditions: What Diabetes, Hypertension, and Heart Disease Patients Actually Get in 2026

Over half of all American adults live with at least one chronic condition. Four in ten live with two or more.

Apr 18, 2026

Concierge Medicine for Chronic Conditions: What Diabetes, Hypertension, and Heart Disease Patients Actually Get in 2026

Executive's Guide to Concierge Medicine: Why Your Top Employees Deserve Top Care (2026)

The largest tech companies in America have been quietly operating their own primary care clinics for more than a decade. Google opened its first on-site wellness center in 2010 at Mountain View and has since expanded to New York, Cambridge, and the Seattle area, where tens of thousands of employees use the clinics [1] .

Apr 16, 2026

Executive's Guide to Concierge Medicine: Why Your Top Employees Deserve Top Care (2026)

A History of Medicine and Why Concierge Medicine Works

Concierge medicine and Direct Primary Care (DPC) work because they restore the small patient panels that defined medicine for most of its history. A typical primary care doctor today manages 2,500 patients and spends half the day on paperwork.

Apr 15, 2026

A History of Medicine and Why Concierge Medicine Works

How I became a concierge doctor with Aaron Wenzel founder of Brentwood MD

A NextMD video conversation between Josh Bobrowsky (Founder CEO, NextMD) and Dr. Aaron Wenzel (Founder, Brentwood MD).

Apr 13, 2026

How I became a concierge doctor with Aaron Wenzel founder of Brentwood MD

Concierge Pediatrician: A Parent's Guide to Concierge and DPC Care for Kids in 2026

The average pediatrician in the United States manages a panel of 2,000 or more patients. [5] They see 30 to 50 kids per day in appointments that average 13 to 16 minutes.

Apr 11, 2026

Concierge Pediatrician: A Parent's Guide to Concierge and DPC Care for Kids in 2026

Why Concierge Medicine Patients Visit the ER 40% Less Often

Every year, over 130 million people visit an emergency room in the United States. The average ER visit costs roughly $2,200, [3] often takes several hours, and in many cases the issue could have been addressed by a primary care doctor.

Apr 6, 2026

Why Concierge Medicine Patients Visit the ER 40% Less Often

The Hottest New Employee Perk You Haven't Heard Of: Direct Primary Care and Concierge Medicine Coverage

In 2026, healthcare costs for employers are projected to rise another 10%. Traditional insurance plans keep getting more expensive, while employees waste hours in waiting rooms for rushed 18-minute visits that leave everyone frustrated.

Apr 3, 2026

The Hottest New Employee Perk You Haven't Heard Of: Direct Primary Care and Concierge Medicine Coverage

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