Autonomy, Freedom & Empowerment
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In episode 172 of the "My DPC Story Podcast," Dr. Rebekah Bernard shares her compelling journey from working in traditional healthcare systems to founding Gulf Coast Direct Primary Care in Fort Myers, Florida. Facing corporate and hospital management frustrations, lack of autonomy, and financial issues, she transitioned to DPC, a low-cost membership model fostering lasting doctor-patient relationships. Dr. Bernard's experience in underserved and profit-driven environments highlights the critical need for value-based care that prioritizes patient well-being and physician satisfaction. This episode underscores the benefits of DPC, including personalized healthcare, financial feasibility, and work-life balance for providers. By leveraging social media and community outreach, Dr. Bernard effectively grew her practice, illustrating the potential of DPC to address gaps in the healthcare system. She emphasizes the importance of physician-led care, proper medical training, and the inclusion of mental health services. For more insights, subscribe to "My DPC Story Podcast," follow us on social media, and consider joining the MyDPC Story Patreon community.
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