Monthly Archives: January 2015

• The value Access MD offers

  Posted on January 31, 2015

  Of course we are not accountants and everyone’s financial situation is different. Having said that, we do talk to our patients and want to pass along one theme we hear time and time again.

  That theme is that premiums and deductibles continue to rise. Annual deductibles for insurance can now approach $10,000 or more for some families. Premiums are rising too, and services have become a bit more limited.

  We mention this because it makes our annual fee an even better value on a relative basis. Pairing the appropriate insurance policy with an Access MD membership might give you the package you need for both excellent healthcare and economic benefit.

  Please contact us for a review of what services you receive by being an Access MD patient.

• Why your referrals are important to us

  Posted on January 24, 2015

  As you know Access MD is always happy when we see a new patient that comes in by way of referral.Why is that? Here are the three main reasons:

  1. Referrals allow us to save on time and costs for marketing, keeping our fees low.

  2. We enjoy working with friends and family members our patients already know. This builds a “family feeling” to the practice, which in this day of impersonal medicine is something we value a great deal.

  3. Finally, it lets us know we are doing a good job for our patients if they are willing to recommend us, and doing a good job is most important to us.

  Please continue to tell your friends and family about Access MD. We always wish to meet perspective members in our offices before they join, and you should know that we treat them just as we do our patients.

• One more note on New Years resolutions

  Posted on January 12, 2015

  We have already posted a few ideas here on New years resolutions. Hopefully any you have made are working well for you. But we did want to add this link to the blog because included in it is a great idea on how to make resolutions that work.

  What is the idea? The author speaks of “microresolutions”. In other words, resolutions that are easy to do and take little time. This makes it a bit easier to stick with your new years resolutions. After you have incorporated that microresolution into your daily routine, you can then add more resolutions to build on the first one.  In the need, you might have more success using this system that any other.

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