California’s MedLion Direct Primary Care Fees Remain Unchanged, While Major Health Insurance Companies Announce Dramatic Rise in Premiums
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Recently, insurers such as
“Consumers should be outraged that premiums continue to grow faster than underlying costs,” said
And yet, amidst this alarming trend, MedLion Direct Primary Care—California’s largest Direct Primary Care medical group—has said it has no plans to raise its non-insurance based rates, nor allow the quality of MedLion care to suffer.
“MedLion is based on a simple yet highly effective premise—a
In light of insurance companies’ premium hikes, employers are ideally poised to reap the benefits of offering Direct Primary Care, such as MedLion, to their employees. “For employers who find health benefits a burden or completely cost-prohibitive, MedLion provides an affordable alternative,” said Dr. Qamar. “By supplementing MedLion Direct Primary Care with a higher-deductible catastrophic plan, employers can save upwards of 40 percent annually, a significant amount when one considers this latest report from major health insurers.”
“Employers utilizing MedLion Direct Primary Care also see other far-reaching benefits: telemedicine processes now in place reduces absenteeism, creating a healthier bottom line. And with our practices in
Born recently from the more popular concept of “concierge medicine,” Direct Primary Care offers affordable membership fees to access basic primary care.
“The Direct Primary Care model is a superior alternative to traditional insurance-based primary medical care,” said Dr. Qamar. “Insurers are in the insurance business. MedLion is in the healthcare business. With no end in sight to rising insurance premiums, we’re already seeing a considerable surge in interest from employers and employees.”
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