Rediscovering Medicine: Dr. Jason Hoke’s DPC Journey

Discover how Dr. Jason Hoke transformed his approach to healthcare through the Direct Primary Care (DPC) model in this inspiring episode of "My DPC Story." From navigating the limitations of insurance-driven systems to opening Oxford’s first DPC practice, Dr. Hoke shares his journey of rediscovering the true essence of patient care. With over two decades in family medicine, he reveals how DPC allowed him to focus on meaningful, personalized relationships with his patients while providing comprehensive healthcare that aligns with his values. Learn how Dr. Hoke’s passion for quality primary care led to innovative solutions for his patients, including affordable treatments, accessible care, and a renewed connection to the heart of medicine. Hear about the support from his family, his practice’s incredible growth, and the impact of the DPC model on his community. Whether you’re a physician exploring new ways to practice medicine or someone curious about the benefits of Direct Primary Care, Dr. Hoke’s story is a testament to the transformative power of prioritizing patients over paperwork. Join the conversation, and be inspired by the possibilities of DPC to reshape healthcare for the better. Subscribe now to "My DPC Story" for more journeys of dedicated physicians making a difference in their communities. #physiciancoach #startingadpcpractice #directcare #dpcsummit #thehappymd #dpcjourney #transparentpricing #directcare #directprimarycare #dpchealthcare CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Episode Introduction 01:34 - Guest Introduction 04:00 - Feeling Apathetic and Disengaged 08:15 - Conversations with Your Partners 11:24 - Preparing for Your DPC Journey 16:33 - The Beans and Rice Talk 18:10 - Transitioning to DPC Practice 25:10 - Oxford, Ohio 26:20 - Adding Julie to the Practice 30:54 - Organizing Your Medical Practice 33:02 - Dr. Hoke's Technology Stack 36:37 - Personalizing Patient Care 39:46 - Challenges in Direct Primary Care 42:30 - DPC Support During COVID-19 44:40 - DPC Benefits for Procedures 46:20 - Family Impact of DPC Practice 49:20 - Advice for Physicians Considering Leaving Medicine 50:35 - OUTRO