"...the shift to concierge medicine is something of a warning signal.'When a physician converts to one of these models, there are fewer physicians available to treat the general population,' says Jordan Weiss, an assistant professor at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine who studies health & aging."
New York MagazineIf you’ve looked for a primary-care doctor lately, you’ve likely noticed many aren’t taking new patients . One reason: Some in the profession are switching to direct-pay and concierge practices that exclude patients who need to use health insurance.