I am so sorry for your experiences. Wish I had read this years ago. Followed my long time doctor to MDVIP. The only time I ever attempted to contact for urgent issue I was promptly dismissed with a one word reply. This lack of patient care led to an ongoing full body reaction to a medication, which snowballed in to multiple system issues. I have been treated with disrespect, an incredibly disorganized staff (doctor claims can’t find good help). Many of the services for wellness visit were not performed during Covid. No reduction in fees. There are no nurses to do wellness exam-only NAs. Doctor follow up is just to give blood test results. Nutrition, sleep, mental health, alcohol/drug screening is all just a piece of paper that you fill out on your own. Because I don’t fall asleep while eating or driving (I don’t drive) my sleep screen was normal per doctor, who was shocked when I said I barely get 4 hours/night. $2000.00 a year fo this orivelage. Have been told multi times they don’t have time to call me..

I also know I have a parasitic infection.. I have contacted the CDC many times.. NORD.. WHO.. NIH.. but they say no one can treat me cause I haven’t been out of the United States.. my PCP just marked me as crazy 😧😧😧.. I have been battling this for 4 years now.. Even tho I finally have a health department that believes me an has pictures of parasites from under a microscope he also cannot find help for me because.. I have not been out of the United States myself …it’s so sad! I really feel for you! DON’T GIVE UP! I’ve been to the point and so sick I just wanted to lay down and die … But everyday I press forward . Before I lay down I will publish it everywhere ! I know I’m not crazy and it has been proven that it’s real.. I wish we could help each other ! I’m so weak this took everything to write this to you! I wish I had your E-mail so we could get together on this.. may God bless you and help you!!

It sounds like you have a different perspective on physician-owned therapy clinics than I do. It’s understandable that you may have had a negative experience working for a physician-owned therapy clinic, but it’s important to recognize that not all such clinics are the same. It’s possible that some may prioritize profit over patient care, but others may be focused on improving patient outcomes and addressing issues in the healthcare system.

It’s important to consider the benefits that physician-owned therapy clinics can provide, such as enhanced care coordination and the ability to offer bundled services to uninsured or underinsured patients. It’s also important to recognize that all healthcare businesses, including those owned by therapists, have an interest in generating revenue and turning a profit. However, this doesn’t mean that profit should be the sole focus of a healthcare business. It’s important to balance the need for financial sustainability with the goal of providing high-quality care to patients.

Ultimately, the most important thing is to do what is best for patients and to prioritize their needs and well-being. This may involve working with other healthcare providers, including physicians, to coordinate care and achieve consistent, positive outcomes.