The Founders of Concierge Medicine in 1996

October 27, 2021 · Capital Group Private Client Services

The Doctor is Always In

The goal of concierge health care is to do away with crowded waiting rooms, appointment backlogs and rotating casts of providers. A single physician coordinates all patient care and may even attend ot...

July 22, 2017 · CRAIN'S Chicago Business

The doctor will see you now—for $25,000

Could this be the future of medicine? Justin Ishbia thinks so. "We're still in the first inning of the concierge medicine wave," says the founding partner of Shore Capital, a Chicago-based health car...

June 03, 2017 · New York Times

The Doctor is In. Co-Pay? $40,000.

For patients, a limit of no more than 50 families per doctor eliminates the rushed questions and assembly-line pace of even the best primary care practices. House calls are an option for busy patients...

November 22, 2010 · Haute Living

The Haute Physician: Concierge Medicine

In this day and age, doctors see an average of 20 to 40 patients a day and have as many as 4,000 patients. The level of medical care inherently suffers in a healthcare system where quantity supersedes...

July 07, 2015 · Worth

The Highly Attentive Approach

Howard Maron, former team doctor for the NBA's Seattle Supersonics, Is considered the pioneer of the retainer-based model and a leader In the field of concierge medicine. In 1996, Maron started MD2, t...

March 07, 2014 · News Medical

MD² commemorates 18 years of practicing highly personalized care

Widely credited with originating the concept of concierge medicine, MD² celebrates 18 years of practicing highly personalized care. MD² began in Seattle, WA, and now has a collection of eight office...