• Health Prog · Jan 2017

    Concierge and Direct Patient Care Models: Are They Compatible with Catholic Social Teaching?

    • Kimberly Zobieri.
    • Health Prog. 2017 Jan 1; 98 (1): 58-62.

    AbstractConcierge medicine, sometimes called retainer medicine, is a model of care in which the patient directly pays the physician a yearly fee — averaging $1,800 — in exchange for enhanced services.1 A 2016 survey showed that 4 percent of U.S. physicians reported themselves as being in a concierge practice.2

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