Today I’m joined by Dr. Paul Thomas a family medicine physician based out of Detroit. Dr. Thomas is unlike most physicians that currently practiced medicine today. Dr. Thomas and his colleagues at Plum Health are not paid by insurance, but by patients directly. This model known as direct primary care and it could be the possible reform that our current healthcare system needs. Dr. Thomas shares how direct primary care works as well as insights in why he started his own clinic with this model. If you enjoy this episode please leave a five star review on Apple podcast or Spotify and share it with your friends. Enjoy this episode of The Healthy Die Young!Find Dr. Thomas' books on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Paul-Thomas-MD/e/B07KRWZ5RN/ref=dpbylinecontpopebooks_1

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Harold G. Koenig to discuss the relationship between spirituality and medicine. Dr. Koenig has extensive experience in studying this relationship and touches on his findings and what he believes can be done to see spirituality re-integrated into healthcare. Got Questions or Suggestion?Email them here: [email protected]

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Brad Winterton, epidemiologist, to discuss the ongoing pandemic and the lessons learned from it. Our guest, Dr. Winterton, studied veterinary medicine and went on to receive epidemiological training for the Centers for Disease Control.

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