Patients and physicians alike have arrived at the same conclusion: There has got to be a more effective and personal way to deliver healthcare. Patients are increasingly frustrated and disheartened by fewer benefits and rising costs. What had been a simple, satisfying relationship between patient and physician has evolved into a confusing and impersonal maze of contracts, restrictions and limitations in managed care.

Most primary care physicians, on the other hand, carry tremendous workloads, scheduling as many as 35 patients-a-day in order to maintain sufficient cash flow to keep their practices open. The ideals that originally inspired many physicians to become doctors are now being crushed under heavy workloads, rising overhead, and stagnant reimbursements.

Today, patients feel abandoned and betrayed, and physicians feel frustrated and helpless. Surrounded by the most technologically-advanced healthcare system in history, we have lost the ability to provide personalized healthcare. Out of this environment, the Preferred Physicians Program™ was developed.