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How to Choose a Concierge Physician – Part 2
This is the second of our three part series on “How to Choose a Concierge Physician.” Here are some more questions and considerations that every prospective patient should ask as you seek the right practice for yourself and your family.
How to Choose a Concierge Physician – Part I
If you think you deserve better health care—and you do—you may have started looking for a concierge medical practice. You’ll discover pretty quickly that not all practices that call themselves “concierge” are alike.
Five Benefits of Concierge Medical Care
The phrase “concierge medicine” means different things at different practices, so it can be hard for a patient to know exactly what they’re getting into with a “concierge” practice. Here’s how we approach it:
“Network Integrity” or Actual Integrity? Choosing the Right Specialist for You
The plain truth is that the most convenient specialist isn’t necessarily the best specialist, so when we started the Sheldon Sowell Center, which is proudly not controlled by a big health care company, we knew we had to put your care — not our convenience — first.
Tips to Lower Your Prescription Drug Costs
It isn’t just high prescription prices in the U.S. that can be crazy-making — the variance in price from one pharmacy to another can defeat even the smartest consumer’s efforts to shop rationally.
Caring for Our Patients During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Here at the Sheldon Sowell Center for Health we’ve developed a robust, long term solution to caring for you safely and responsibly during the coronavirus/COVID 19 pandemic.
Why an Executive Physician Is Better Than an Executive Physical
Executive Medicine goes far beyond an executive physical – creating a personal relationship with your doctor who provides a road map to keeping you healthy
Airplane Water Quality
Water on airplanes can be so dirty that a new study recommends not drinking it or even washing hands with it, The Washington Post reported.
Dogs and the ticker
Owning a dog may help heart attack and stroke survivors live longer and healthier, the American Heart Association (AHA) announced.
