New Doctor Joins Hometown Doctors’ Direct Primary Care Practice
May 15, 2019
May 15, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Concord, North Carolina based direct primary care facility The Hometown Doctors recently added Dr. Theodore Suggs to their staff. He will put his considerable expertise behind the clinic’s mission to take care of the Concord community.
Dr. Suggs is pleased to join the clinic as it makes their patient’s interests their number one priority, removing insurance companies from the relationship between patients and physicians. As both he and the clinic as a whole believe, this is the purpose of the direct primary care initiative. Dr. Suggs, who has resided in the Concord community for most of his life, places great importance in the patient-physician relationship, especially in the community where he has lived most of his life, where he has grown to be well known and appreciated by the locals for his commitment to selflessly helping and take care of others.
A satisfied patient expressed their gratitude for his services, saying, “I have visited Dr. Suggs for years, the treatment that he provides is as if you were his only patient for the whole day. He is always calm, caring, and compassionate. He always takes his time to listen to you and prescribe the most cost effective treatment.”
The Hometown Doctors’ mission is to provide patient-centered care, tailored towards delivering affordable and accessible medical care that focuses on developing the patient-physician relationship that has been lost with the rise of insurance companies. They are a direct primary care practice that is committed to being a source of quality medical care in the communities within the vicinity of Concord, NC.
The Hometown Doctors seeks to revolutionize the healthcare industry through the direct primary care initiative, by improving the quality of the service provided to customers. To accomplish this, they lower costs that patients face by removing insurance companies from the equation. In addition to removing the ‘middleman’, there is no longer an outside influence manipulating a doctor’s medical decisions. While insurance companies split the cost of healthcare, they may also manipulate a doctor’s medical decisions, encouraging them to prescribe more medications and procedures than are necessary to inflate the cost.
This is where Dr. Sugg’s and the Hometown Doctors’ goals align, as both seek to help out patients in need. Through a simple and affordable fixed monthly fee model, the Hometown Doctors are able to offer patients an affordable alternative to the regular healthcare process. Patients are not forced to wait extended periods of time to see a physician in their network, and this benefits both insured patients as well as patients with high deductible plans, presenting a new, affordable alternative where they do not have to worry about inflated costs everywhere they seek medical attention. For more information, follow this link: Direct Primary Care Near Me.
The clinic’s efforts to help their patients has been largely successful, as shown by their fast growth and high community acceptance and support. Despite offering an alternative to the regular healthcare system, however, the Hometown Doctors urges their patient to maintain an insurance package that covers health care costs in the event that surgery or hospitalization is required. For patients with health insurance, the cost of visiting the clinic may still be less expensive in some cases than going through the regular healthcare process.
The Hometown Doctors receives many positive testimonials, where patients often compliment the patience, thoughtfulness, and attention that is put into every consult. Similarly, many consider them the number one healthcare option in the area. A representative of the clinic states that, “It is our duty to help patients in their time of need; we take the matter into our own hands when it comes to a patient’s best interests as it pains us to see patients being taken advantage of by being overcharged.”
Patients looking for further information on appointments, costs, and availability, may contact Dr. Theodore Suggs of The Hometown Doctors. They may also visit The Hometown Doctors’ website to download and fill a new, or regular, patient form, or connect with the clinic through their social media platforms.
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For more information about The Hometown Doctors, contact the company here:
The Hometown Doctors
Dr. Theodore Suggs
(704) 256-8300
[email protected]
The Hometown Doctors
900 Branchview Dr #117
Concord, NC 28025
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