Approximately 87 percent of midlife women with menopause symptoms did not seek medical care for those symptoms. Among those who did, only 25 percent received treatment. This is not a niche problem. It is one of the clearest clinical opportunities in medicine right now.

Nearly 42 percent of U.S. physicians reported at least one burnout symptom in 2025. One in four is considering leaving clinical medicine entirely. The reasons are not mysterious — and the physicians leaving are not the ones who were unsuited for the work.

You took time off. You slept. You did what people say is supposed to help. And when you came back, nothing had changed. If rest did not fix it, the problem may not be burnout. It may be something the research has only recently found language for.

The mean age at which physicians leave clinical practice has dropped from 57 to 48 in a single generation. That is not a trend. It is a structural collapse — and the data on why it is happening, especially for women physicians, is worth reading carefully.

She left a panel of nearly 2,000 patients to build a practice on her own terms. Then a medical mission trip to the Philippines sharpened everything she already knew about why access to care — and the way she delivers it — matters.

Twin sisters Drs. Jana and Lara Baatenburg are redefining primary care in Grand Rapids with personalized concierge medicine for women and families. Learn how their relationship-based model is changing the future of healthcare in West Michigan.

Meet Dr. Jyothi Joseph-Hayes, a passionate endocrinologist who's transforming Cincinnati healthcare one patient at a time. By breaking free from rushed appointments, she takes the time to truly know you and your unique health journey. Joining Concierge Medicine of Cincinnati in February 2024, Dr. Joseph-Hayes brings a fresh approach that puts you - not paperwork - at the center of your care.

Contribute to the future of breast health education by participating in a survey for a groundbreaking Medical Breast Health Course. Developed by Drs. Lisa Larkin and Holly Pederson, this initiative aims to create a comprehensive 4-hour CME for Women's Health Clinicians. Your expertise is crucial in shaping a course that enhances Breast Cancer Risk Assessment and preventive strategies. By sharing your insights, you'll help address gaps in current practices and influence the development of practical, evidence-based training. Join us in elevating Breast Health Education and making a lasting impact on Women's Health Training. Your involvement is key to advancing medical breast health understanding and practice.

The Cove Concierge Medicine joins Ms.Medicine network in Castle Rock, CO. Dr. Aaron Block and John Waters, NP, offer personalized care starting August 2024, focusing on patient-centered, compassionate healthcare.

We're excited to welcome twin sisters Dr. Lara and Dr. Jana Baatenburg to the Ms.Medicine network. They'll open Concierge Medicine of West Michigan in September 2024, serving the Grand Rapids area. Their practice focuses on personalized, integrative healthcare, emphasizing lifestyle factors for optimal health. With same/next day appointments and direct doctor communication, they're set to enhance healthcare accessibility in West Michigan.

As Ms.Medicine continues to empower and expand its network in 2024, the journey of growth and empowerment unfolds with each new opening. From the successful launch of Concierge Medicine of the South Shore by Dr. Maria Clarinda Buencamino-Francisco to the upcoming inauguration of Concierge Medicine of Minnesota in Apple Valley with Dr. Adrianne Westmoreland, our network is thriving.

Concierge Medicine of Cincinnati (CMOC) is excited to announce the opening of its third location in the vibrant Kenwood area of Cincinnati. This expansion signifies CMOC's dedication to extending exceptional personalized healthcare to more individuals and families in the Greater Cincinnati area.

I’m Dr. Jennifer Kostacos and am excited to have opened Premier Medicine and Wellness in the Horsham area. In office, I hope to create a welcoming environment where patients can feel at ease and comfortable