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What is SIMPD? The Society for Innovative Medical Practice Design (SIMPD) is an organization of physicians promoting a direct financial relationship with their patients in order to restore the integrity of the patient-physician relationship. It is our mission to ensure that physicians and patients retain the right to design and implement practices that enhance the effectiveness, efficiency, service, and value of healthcare. Our goals are to:
We believe that direct practices are possible in most markets. Local demographics will dictate the structure of each individual practice. This is not just healthcare for the rich as portrayed by the media. It is a significant component of the cure to our broken healthcare system. |
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Press Releases
CONCIERGE MEDICINE: Old Fashioned Patient Care - Part II
On Tuesday August 5, 2008, Part II of this dynamic audio conference event illuminates that there is an entire organization (a nonprofit organization) dedicated to helping you transition to and succeed in your concierge medicine practice! The Society for Innovative Medical Practice Design (SIMPD) was founded in 2003 for the purpose of furthering the needs of physicians interested in innovative medical practices. [read more]
On Tuesday August 5, 2008, Part II of this dynamic audio conference event illuminates that there is an entire organization (a nonprofit organization) dedicated to helping you transition to and succeed in your concierge medicine practice! The Society for Innovative Medical Practice Design (SIMPD) was founded in 2003 for the purpose of furthering the needs of physicians interested in innovative medical practices. [read more]
In the Media
Doctor's Persistence Saves CEO's Life
Grateful CEO gives top executives fringe benefit: a Direct Access Personal Physician [read more]
Grateful CEO gives top executives fringe benefit: a Direct Access Personal Physician [read more]
Press Releases
Save the Date: Concierge Medicine - Old Fashioned Patient Care Part 1
How often do you get to what you believe to be the end of a routine 15-minute office visit with one of your patients only to have that patient blurt out a more serious medical concern or question just as you are wrapping up to leave the room? It has happened to everyone from time to time, the dreaded "doorknob syndrome!" What do you do? Where do you find the time? Do you yearn for a practice where you have time... REAL, QUALITY TIME... to spend with ALL of your patients? Time to study, time to read and consult with specialists? Time to act as a teacher and time to individualize your treatment and recovery plans? If so, you are not alone! [read more]
How often do you get to what you believe to be the end of a routine 15-minute office visit with one of your patients only to have that patient blurt out a more serious medical concern or question just as you are wrapping up to leave the room? It has happened to everyone from time to time, the dreaded "doorknob syndrome!" What do you do? Where do you find the time? Do you yearn for a practice where you have time... REAL, QUALITY TIME... to spend with ALL of your patients? Time to study, time to read and consult with specialists? Time to act as a teacher and time to individualize your treatment and recovery plans? If so, you are not alone! [read more]





