DFW Airport Hyatt Regency Hotel
The Physicians Summit 2013 is a historical gathering of the leading advocates for the preservation and growth of doctor-owned practices & patient relationships.
BRI sponsored a table at this event.
AMAC Health Care Symposium Flyer
Join hundreds of concerned Americans in the discussion about how to resolve our country's healthcare concerns. Is ACA the right answer? Economists, healthcare policy experts, doctors, nurses and even a member of Congress will be giving talks and leading the conversation on how to establish a healthcare policy that works for doctors, patients, the uninsured, the underinsured, and those who want to keep the healthcare they are happy with. Hear how doctors are already establishing alternative medical models. Free | Registration Required
September 26 – 27, 2014
Skirvin Hotel, Oklahoma City, OK
BRI sponsored a table at this event, which resulted in one new chapter forming at Stony Brook School of Medicine and many new contacts..
BRI sponsored nine (9) medical students to attend this event. Several wrote blog posts outlining their experience of attending the American Academy of Private Physicians (AAPP) conference, and what they learned about the advantages of Direct Primary Care and free market medicine.
NOTE: THIS EVENT STARTS AT 6:30 PM EASTERN TIME ON THURSDAY, MARCH 26TH.
We are facing challenges in U.S. healthcare like never before. America's future doctors will encounter unprecedented regulations and government interference that practitioners just ten years ago never dreamed of. What happens to tomorrow's doctors depends entirely on what we achieve today in protecting and preserving the doctor-patient relationship, cost transparency, and free market competition.
We stand for tomorrow's doctors to be able to practice medicine without burdensome and stifling regulations, and with freedom to focus on their primary concern: each individual patient. We're glad you're in this with us, and we look forward to getting to work with you in Washington, DC to create an environment where a healthcare system based on abundance, technological excellence, and doctor-patient rights can emerge.
That will entail standing for a bold future.
Let My Doctor Practice is a movement founded by United Physicians and Surgeons of America (UPSA) to restore the voice of the doctor to the practice of medicine. We believe in the sanctity of the doctor-patient relationship, the autonomy to practice medicine without restraint imposed by overreaching government and corporate entities, and, above all, that patient care and safety should never be compromised. Together, we will unite our voices to restore the practice of medicine to those who actually practice medicine.
Held in beautiful Keystone, Colorado, many of our favorite speakers and doctors (including Dr. Beth Haynes, BRI Executive Director) will be convening to take decisive steps to restore commonsense to American healthcare. This is a conference you won't want to miss if your future as a healthcare professional and your patients are important to you.
Let your voice be heard at the Summit at the Summit: Conference and Interactive Webcast—A National Grand Rounds on the State of American Medicine July 20-26, 2015 in Keystone, Colorado.
BRI sponsored 10 students to attend this conference. They wrote about their experiences. you can read their articles here.
AAPP- American Association of Private Physicians
NOTE: This takes place in the Central Time Zone, and runs 11am to 9pm both days.
Disruptive Changes: Treating Patients Better and Faster with Transparent Prices and a Free Market Philosophy
Once again, the FMMA conference will be led by free market trailblazers, like Jay Kempton and Dr. Keith Smith, and in this — its 2nd year — conference organizers and attendees look forward to contributions by second- and third-generation free market converts, as well as from some of the cutting edge, free market entrepreneurs who are already accelerating current changes.
Ten (10) BRI students were granted BRI scholarships to attend FMMA's first conference in 2014 and were extremely positive about the impact the Conference had on their thinking about healthcare policy. Click on the link to read their experiences.