My response to ACP's most recent blog post.  I cover topics such as:  Who should oppose DPC? How is DPC generally attacked? Practice Pricing.  DPC Ethics.  DPC Literature.  True Motivations of DPC Opponents.  My Three Wishes for the ACP

Edmond S. Weisbart, MD, wrote an argument against DPC by citing manuscripts like the ACP thoughts of Bob Doherty (rebutted here) and an 11 year old concierge medicine study.  He certainly did not cite an academic manuscripts about DPC, or even any policy focused (less academic) DPC manuscripts.  I had a manuscript defending DPC in the same edition of Family Practice Management.

We have three newsworthy items in this post!  We cover a new (free) price transparency referral resource called "the wedge," review a new story about the growth of self-insurance among large employers (good for DPC), and cover a new antitrust suit against the board certification process.