MDVIP
MDVIP
MDVIP (pronounced em-dee-vee-eye-pee) is a national network of primary care doctors who focus on personalized preventive healthcare. The name MDVIP stands for Medical Doctors Value In Prevention.
Etymology
The term MDVIP is an acronym derived from Medical Doctors Value In Prevention. The company was founded in 2000 with the goal of providing a higher level of personalized healthcare.
Description
MDVIP operates on a membership model, where patients pay an annual fee for enhanced healthcare services. These services often include 24/7 access to a physician, same or next-day appointments, comprehensive annual wellness exams, and a focus on preventive care. MDVIP-affiliated physicians maintain a smaller patient panel, typically limiting their practices to no more than 600 patients, to ensure they can provide this personalized care.
Related Terms
- Preventive healthcare: An approach to health that emphasizes preventing illness and maintaining health, rather than treating diseases.
- Primary care physician: A healthcare professional who practices general medicine, providing care for a wide range of health issues. They are often the first point of contact for patients within the healthcare system.
- Wellness exam: A routine medical examination of a patient looking for signs of illness or medical conditions. They typically involve a physical examination and can include a variety of other medical tests.
- Patient panel: The list of patients that a doctor is responsible for providing care to.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on MDVIP
- Wikipedia's article - MDVIP
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