An article that explores the benefit of a more personalized approach to medicine like MDVIP offers is available online. MCC has announced an affiliation with MDVIP to officially begin June 30, 2026. The very brief but insightful article can be read at mdvip.com/patients/resources….

My doctor want me to SUBSCRIBE to his practice at the cost of $2500 annually. Only 300 subscribers. (instant $750000) MDVip? In Texas. I'm still paying for insurance $6000 with a $6000 deductible. And I very rarely see the doctor. Make it make sense.

My 85yo father’s primary care doctor of twenty five years went concierge and joined MDVIP and now expects him to pay $2600 by August 31st or find a new doctor. He’s an elderly man with a whole host of medical issues. It’s not that easy. This isn’t the way.

Imagine a return to the good old days of internal medicine in which a physician got to know you more deeply, had more time to spend with you than what has become the average 15-minute appointment, and offered unhurried blocks of time to discuss your medical history and goals, then partnered with you on a plan for proactive, preventive care. You won’t have to dream about the return of individualized medical care anymore if you reside in the Medford area, as James J. Holton, MD, a widely respected physician of three decades in the community, is answering a growing community need, coming out of retirement and opening a membership-based medical practice in Medford that is affiliated with MDVIP. Story by Douglas D. Melegari.: pinebarrenstribune.com/artic… #NJ #News #Local #Medford #SouthJersey #PineBarrens

TODAY!! Join MCC Internal Medicine for a free forum: Understanding MDVIP. 🗓 Tue, May 19 📍 Anderson Conference Center ⏰ Two sessions: 4pm-5pm & 6pm-7pm 🎟 Open to patients & the public More at mccinternalmedicine.org/mdvi…. Attendees must RSVP at mdvip.com/doctors/jeremiahmc….

Join MCC Internal Medicine for a free forum: Understanding MDVIP. 🗓 Tue, May 19 📍 Anderson Conference Center ⏰ Two sessions: 4pm-5pm & 6pm-7pm 🎟 Open to patients & the public More at mccinternalmedicine.org/mdvi…. Attendees must RSVP at mdvip.com/doctors/jeremiahmc….

This is why I now pay $2,500 extra on top of Medicare and supplemental insurance. My doctor joined MDVIP and I didn't want to lose her because of her willingness to prescribe Ivermectin, FenBen, etc. for both Covid, which I never got, and cancer, just in case. No vaccines ever.

Join MCC Internal Medicine for a free forum: Understanding MDVIP. 🗓 Tue, May 19 📍 Anderson Conference Center ⏰ Two sessions: 4pm-5pm & 6pm-7pm 🎟 Open to patients & the public More at mccinternalmedicine.org/mdvi… RSVP at mdvip.com/doctors/jeremiahmc….

5 Wake-Up Calls From My 40th Birthday ‘Longevity’ Check-Up with MDVIP brobible.com/gear/article/5-…

🩺🔥Physician #burnout doesn’t fix itself—sometimes you have to rebuild the way you practice. On PeerPOV, Dr. Teague (@MDVIP) shares her experience redesigning her practice to recover from burnout & reclaim her love for medicine. Tune in▶️ buff.ly/9uB8fXM #MedTwitter

My doc is part of the MDVIP network. But other MDVIP docs in my area are not like him. There are several here on X.

Join MCC Internal Medicine for a free forum: Understanding MDVIP. 🗓 Tue, May 19 📍 Anderson Conference Center ⏰ Two sessions: 4pm-5pm & 6pm-7pm 🎟 Open to patients & the public More at mccinternalmedicine.org/mdvi… RSVP at mdvip.com/doctors/jeremiahmc….

My mdvip doctor treated me for back muscle pain for 20 years until I did a MRI with Prenuvo and found my kidney had hydronephrosis from a congenital defect. 20 years of pain solved before kidney was completely damaged. Now fixed, no pain. We have got to own our health…

I have UHC with Colorado PERA which has substantially and continually increased to the point I had to give up my Primary Care Physician I had been seeing since 1994. Now they went MDVIP which keeps going up and just can't swing both increases.

Dr. Jeremiah McClure & MCC Internal Medicine announce an affiliation with MDVIP, the national leader in personalized healthcare, and offers a unique wellness and prevention program. Learn more at mccinternalmedicine.org/mdvi….

Wayne P. Justice, M.D., P.A. files for chapter 11 protection in Florida 🚨 BANKRUPTCY FILING ALERT 🚨 WAYNE P. JUSTICE, M.D., P.A. 📊 Assets: $0-$50K | Liabilities: $1M-$10M | Creditors: 1-49 | Industry: Offices of Physicians (Family Medicine) | District: Northern District of Florida Chapter 11 – Filing Summary _____________________________________________ Northern District of Florida • March 23, 2026 Wayne P. Justice, M.D., P.A., a Niceville, Florida-based healthcare business specializing in family medicine, filed for chapter 11 protection on March 23, 2026, in the Northern District of Florida. The entity, which operates as a professional association, is seeking court-supervised restructuring of its financial obligations. As of early 2026, the practice maintains an active medical license in Florida and operates under an MDVIP-affiliated concierge medicine model. The principal physician remains affiliated with HCA Florida Twin Cities Hospital as of February 2026. Court documents do not state specific reasons for the chapter 11 filing. Historically, the practice was incorporated in 2001 and has provided medical services in the Florida Panhandle for over two decades. The current proceedings follow a prior bankruptcy filing by the entity in June 2025, according to court records. Key Details _____________________________________________ – Maintains an active Florida medical license through January 2028 [Source: Florida Department of Health (2026)] – Operates as an MDVIP-affiliated concierge medicine practice as of 2025 [Source: MDVIP Physician Directory (2025)] – Maintains professional affiliation with HCA Florida Twin Cities Hospital as of 2026 [Source: HCA Florida Healthcare (2026)] ⚖️ Professionals _____________________________________________ Debtor's Counsel: Branson Ainsworth PLLC #Bankruptcy #Chapter11 #OfficesofPhysicians(FamilyMedicine) Full Filing Details: ch11.ai/filing-detail/26_302… *Data from court filings & verified sources. All sources should require independent verification. Not financial advice.

I started going to a new mental health facility, because the PCP that prescribed me my Lexapro and Xanax decided to do that goddamn "MDVIP" program (If you don't know what that is, I'll wait. Look it up. And then you can come back and help me lament the American healthcare system again...), which meant that I would have to pay like $2100/year for the PRIVILEGE of being his patient. I said, "Fuck that, and fuck you" and I dipped. Fast-forward to me needing to finally re-up my prescriptions. So I needed to find a place that would not give me a hard time about refilling my Xanax, and I found this healthcare place and it's been actually super easy going and delightful. The trade-off is, he wants to see me once a month for the first (I dunno I think we're going on month 4 now?) to make sure that everything is going fine (even though I've been on these meds for YEARS, so we both know it will be but, protocol...), but I'm totally fine doing that because it's just for the first few and then we'll space them way farther apart. ANYWAY... every appointment he asks me how I'm doing and asks the usual. "Any anxiety? Any thoughts of suicide? Blah blah blah". My appointments are usually like... 5 minutes long. Maybe. Super quick. Well, I have an appointment on Monday and for the first time when he asks me "Have you had any anxiety", my answer ISN'T going to be my standard, "Not any more than is normal." Instead it's going to be, "Well... on Saturday I was consistently battling existential crisis about life and death and dying... and... I think it weirdly was triggered by the news of the death of Nicholas Brendon (Rest in peace) who died "of natural causes" at the age of fifty fucking four, to which my brain said, "Oh that's only 15 years older than you. You could be dead in 15 years, for literally no reason" and then you know... it spiraled from there. And while, NO, I DIDN'T take a Xanax as a result, because it wasn't manifesting itself as physical symptoms, that's definitely DIFFERENT than my standard base-line of anxiety. So. But yeah, no, the meds are still great. Nothing to report there."

The amount of doctor I see switching to that MDVIP or concierge medicine is only increasing

downstream consequences of poor gut health you're probably living with: - brain fog, cognitive fatigue - anxiety, depression - chronic systemic inflammation - joint pain - weakened immune system, frequent illness - food sensitivities and allergies - skin issues like acne or eczema - hormonal imbalances, mood swings. if you are breathing right now, chances are high your gut is impaired to the point it is significantly affecting your quality of life. estimates range, but for an idea; TRF: 40% have have functional gastrointestinal disorders AGA: 70% have symptoms that affect daily life or productivity MDVIP: 66% experience recurrent digestive symptoms FIX YOUR GUT FIRST. the downstream BENEFITS of a great gut health are incredible. it's what life was intended to feel like. BPC-157 consists of amino acids derived from gastric juice. it's native to your body. survives the GI tract (and heals it on the way through angiogenesis) and provides systemic inflammation repair. it heals injuries from the root by building new blood vessels. one cycle is all it takes to find out. 500 mcg twice daily, oral capsules. non-bullshit oral BPC: yourprotocol.co/products/bpc… studies: - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3229… - newsroom.cigna.com/15-digest… - mdvip.com/about-mdvip/press-… not medical advice.