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Debunking Media-Supported Myths about DPC: A Conversation with Dr. Brian Forrest — Hint Health

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Dr. Brian Forrest. PHOTOGRAPHS BY DEREK ANDERSON After growing frustrated with the patient volume and time requirements of managed care, Dr. Brian Forrest started his own practice with a unique model of care. Its flat-rate fee and longer office visits have proven popular with patients.
Dr. Brian Forrest

As a seasoned advocate and DPC practitioner, Dr. Brian Forrest knows all to well the problems that misinformation can create for a movement built almost entirely on word of mouth. In the second installment of our ongoing series, Dr. Forrest provides a healthy dose of reality and debunks the nine most dangerous myths about DPC.

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A primary care physician by training, my passion is researching and writing about the importance restoring patient centered care, supporting independent private physicians, promoting free-market solutions and seeking sustainable fiscal policy in healthcare.

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