Getting help doesn't need to be complicated.
At Direct Neurology Care, we believe it is important to talk with your doctor when needed- not a "provider", but an actual MEDICAL DOCTOR (MD) with the training and experience that you should expect. We serve you, as an individual, the way medicine has evolved to serve people over hundreds of years, not the way an unaccountable corporate office has determined is best for the 10 year profit projections.
Listening. It's what makes the diagnosis, and it should be commonplace in the exam room.
Remember: A corporate medical employee works for the employer, not for you. It can be hard to listen to your patient with a head full of artificial metrics and just 10 minutes per visit. Oh, and documentation requirements. And this afternoon's meetings. And the latest compliance mandates...
At Direct Neurology Care, hearing about and fixing your individual medical situation is our only mandate, not just an afterthought.
Preserving your right to choose, and our right to help you choose.
These two rights are integral to one another. Obtaining care from an independent physician rather than a "health care system", like shopping local, is the best way to ensure that the agenda of your doctor is directly aligned with your own, and that your treatment remains as individual as you are.
Imagine...
An MD of your choosing, rather than being assigned "provider #123".
A process entirely free of referral requirements or the need to slash your way through a jungle of phone trees.
An unhurried consultation (a full hour, maybe more) where you tell your whole story and not just the bullet point version.
An up-front estimate of cost which is simple to understand.
Reasonably priced medication trials and/or diagnostic studies. (No more waiting for approval from a disinterested third party.)
Direct and frequent communication with your physician throughout the course of your treatment.
Last, but not least, the blissful absence of surprise bills several months down the road (because that will cause more distress than your actual medical condition.)
That is the Direct Care Movement, taking back medicine and putting it in the hands of the patient and the doctor- where it always should have been.