How to Plan for Summertime Growth

About this episode

Phil and Marina discuss how DPC practices can leverage the summer season for growth and innovation.

In this episode of DPC Pediatricians , Phil and Marina discuss how DPC practices can use the slower summer season as an opportunity for growth and innovation. Phil shares his idea for an ADHD “tune-up” program focused on improving sleep, nutrition, exercise, routines, and school readiness before the academic year begins. They explain how DPC physicians have the flexibility to create specialized programs and provide more personalized care than traditional practices. The episode also focuses on physician sustainability and creativity within the DPC model. Marina describes a potential summer mental health program for parents and children centered on emotional wellness and family involvement. Throughout the conversation, Phil and Marina encourage physicians to use slower seasons to recharge, explore new interests, strengthen patient relationships, and build a more sustainable and fulfilling practice. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit dpcpediatricians.substack.com

People in this episode

Hosts: Phil Boucher, Marina Capella

Topics covered

• DPC practices
• summer growth
• ADHD program
• physician sustainability
• emotional wellness
• personalized care

Keywords

• DPC Pediatricians
• ADHD tune-up
• summer mental health
• physician creativity
• patient relationships

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: DPC Pediatricians, ADHD

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