
|Videos|July 15, 2020
Why long-term relationships with patients have become less common
Author(s)Jeff Bendix, Senior Editor, Logan Lutton
Kurt Stange, MD, says patients changing health insurance when they change jobs, along with physician mobility and changes in technology have combined to make long-term relationships less frequent.
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Kurt Stange, MD, says patients changing health insurance when they change jobs, along with physician mobility and changes in technology have combined to make long-term relationships less frequent
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