120 - Tired of Insurance Red Tape? This New Law Makes It Easier for Physicians to Build Patient-First Medical Practices with Direct Primary Care Membership

Tired of letting insurance companies dictate how you care for patients—and how you get paid?

For years, physicians embracing Direct Primary Care (DPC) have faced legal ambiguity around accepting Health Savings Account (HSA) payments. But a new federal law has changed the game. In this episode, Dr. Lee Gross—one of the original pioneers of DPC—joins us to break down what this HSA reform really means and how it opens the door for more autonomy, clarity, and growth.

• Learn how the law finally allows HSAs to cover DPC memberships without putting your practice at legal risk
  
  
• Understand what this means for independent physicians, residents, and those ready to ditch insurance-based care
  
  
• Discover how this reform creates new opportunities to partner with employers and expand access to affordable care

Listen now to learn how this policy shift removes key barriers and helps physicians like you practice medicine with more freedom, less red tape, and stronger patient relationships.

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