The tremendous growth of physicians choosing direct primary care

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What was a specialized aspect of medical care just a few years ago has spread to thousands of practices across the country. In direct primary care, medical providers do not have insurance. Instead, their patients pay a monthly subscription fee. In return, they get easier access, longer appointments, and continuity of care from the same provider. NBC News’ Anne Thompson reports on the doctor and his patients, who say it’s a better way to practice medicine.

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