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Meet November’s Change Makers! ?? From patient-centered innovation to reimagining primary care, these leaders are transforming Direct Care. Swipe through and scan the QR codes to explore their inspiring journeys! ? Links: Dr. Grace Torres Hodges, DPM, MBA - https://lnkd.in/gX4bxrC2 Dr. Alex Bugg - https://lnkd.in/dYBkaqZd Jessica McCartin, NP - https://lnkd.in/dq7R2ipu ? #ChangeMakers #DirectCare #HumanCapital #BenefitAdvisory #HealthcareInnovation #PrimaryCare #PatientCenteredCare #Leadership #HealthcareHeroes #Inspiration #Innovators #ApexMagazine #HealthCompiler #TransformingHealthcare

Explore the ACO Primary Care Flex Model, ushering in a new era of Medicare and primary care integration for enhanced healthcare delivery. Blog Link: https://lnkd.in/dCMvKJWk #HealthcareReform #PrimaryCare #Medicare #ACOFlexModel #PatientCare #HealthEquity

We got a chance to chat with Dr. Grace Torres Hodges, DPM, MBA , a visionary leader is paving the way for a more patient-centric future: Dr. Grace Torres-Hodges, podiatrist and foot surgeon. A passionate advocate of the direct care model, Dr. Torres-Hodges is at the forefront of a movement that prioritizes patient needs and leverages data-driven approaches. Her unique insights reveal how direct care is not only reshaping healthcare delivery but also revolutionizing the economic and operational frameworks that support the system. Join us as we explore Dr. Grace Torres Hodges, DPM, MBA groundbreaking contributions to the evolving landscape of healthcare. #DPC #directprimarycare #directspecialtycare #specialitycare https://lnkd.in/gX4bxrC2

Blog Title: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning on SEO Marketing Read a blog to know how AI and machine learning are reshaping SEO practices. Key points include: User-Centric Approach:?AI tools enhance keyword research, content creation, and website optimization by analyzing data to identify trends. Improved Search Results:?Machine learning helps search engines understand user intent, leading to more relevant search results. Automation of SEO Tasks:?Routine SEO tasks can be automated, allowing for real-time strategy adjustments and improved accuracy. Focus on Ethical Practices:?The integration of AI promotes ethical SEO by discouraging black-hat techniques and emphasizing transparency. Businesses are encouraged to adapt to these changes by leveraging AI tools, focusing on user intent, and maintaining high-quality content to stay competitive in the evolving SEO landscape. Blog Link: https://lnkd.in/dkPiv9Hf #SEO #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #DigitalMarketing #UserExperience #ContentMarketing #VoiceSearch #EthicalSEO #MarketingTrends

Know the the benefits of cash pay medical services, and why this model is becoming a preferred choice for many. Blog Link: https://lnkd.in/drmhYKEj #cashpay #cashpaymedicalservices #cashpayprimarycare #primarycare #directprimarycare #dpc #cashpayclinics

Meet Alex Bugg of LevMed Health —a visionary and trailblazer in Direct Primary Care (DPC) from St. Petersburg, Florida. From overcoming barriers in the traditional healthcare system to embracing technology that keeps patients front and center, Dr. Bugg is redefining what patient care looks like today. His journey with DPC is a powerful reminder of why healthcare is meant to heal, not hinder. Dive into Dr. Bugg’s inspiring story in our latest Apex Magazine feature! See how he’s transforming the healthcare landscape to put compassion and innovation back into the heart of medicine. ? Discover more and get inspired! https://lnkd.in/dYBkaqZd #ApexMagazine #DirectPrimaryCare #HealthcareRevolution #PatientCenteredCare #InnovationInMedicine #LevMedHealth

When I was 17 years old and a senior in high school, my family (like many families) needed a way to pay for me to go to college. I grew up a dancer (ballet, jazz, tap) and a girly girl. It never would have occurred to me in a million years to join the military to pay for college - or for any other reason. When the idea was introduced to me, I was horrified. And terrified. But I was also not offered a choice in the matter. On December 21st of my senior year (1982), an Army recruiter came to my family home. He sat at at the table and had me sign many papers, which my mother had to co-sign, because I was still a minor. After that, he asked me to stand up and raise my right hand, and he swore me in in our kitchen. After high school graduation, in late June of 1983, my mother dropped me off at a hotel in downtown Dallas, where I spent the night alone before shipping off to basic training in Ft Jackson, SC. I had never traveled without a parent before. I was among only strangers. I was 17, and had no idea what would come next. In basic training, we were shuffled everywhere like cattle. We slept together and dined together and showered together and cried together. They cut off all my hair. They shot me full of what felt like 100 vaccines. They woke us up at 4:30 every morning and yelled at us to hurry up, yelled at us to stop talking, yelled at us to get down in the front leaning rest position and do push ups, and they intimidated us without mercy. No one yelled in my family, and all these people did was yell, all day, yell yell yell. I turned 18 in basic training. I grew muscles and resilience and lifelong friendships. I learned marksmanship and survival and to shed my limiting beliefs about myself. If I could do this, I could do anything! I entered the United States Army a Private, E-1 the summer of 1983. 31 years later, I retired a Colonel, O-6. The Army taught me patience, hard work, loyalty, integrity, selfless service, and a sense of camaraderie that cannot be duplicated. The Army paid for my undergraduate degree, my medical degree, and my daughter's undergraduate degree. I was given professional opportunities far beyond what I would ever have experienced in the private sector. I learned to follow and to lead. I learned that sometimes you get fancy jobs and an office with a nice view, and sometimes you pick up a shovel and fill sandbags like everyone else. And I learned to love my country, for better or for worse, deep in my DNA. I entered the United States Army decidedly against my will, and then I clung to her for as long as I could, and if you cut me now, I still bleed green. I took the uniform off for the last time in September of 2013, but it remains tattooed on my body forever. Happy Veteran's Day to all who have served!?Duty. Honor. Service.?Hooah.

On Veterans Day, we honor the men and women who’ve served our country and continue to make an impact in healthcare. Their dedication and resilience inspire us daily as they work to improve lives and strengthen communities. Thank you to all veterans for your service and commitment.? ? #VeteransDay #HealthcareHeroes

Honoring service, sacrifice, and healing. Dr. Tanner Moore, Army veteran and dedicated physician, continues to serve his community with compassion and care. This Veterans Day, we’re grateful for heroes like him who inspire us every day. Read the full story - https://lnkd.in/dVawsH-S #VeteransDay #HonoringOurHeroes

Excited to share Jessica McCartin’s inspiring journey in our latest feature on Apex Magazine by Health Compiler! In a healthcare system often bogged down by bureaucracy, Jessica is reshaping patient-centered care through her pioneering Direct Primary Care model. From her transition out of a high-volume practice to building a compassionate, tech-enabled healthcare hub, Jessica exemplifies resilience and innovation in the field. Read her full story https://lnkd.in/dq7R2ipu and explore more transformative journeys in Apex Magazine, where we spotlight leaders dedicated to redefining healthcare. #ApexMagazine #HealthCompiler #HealthcareInnovation #DirectPrimaryCare #PatientFirst #HealthcareLeadership