Eric Crall, MD

80% of employee benefits costs are in claims. You can’t manage claims without providing access to primary care as part of the benefits. Persona Healthcare Direct gives employees throughout FL the choice to have a personal relationship with a DPC physician linkedin.com/posts/mydpcdoc…

Less than 50% of us have a relationship with a primary care physician or access to one after hours/weekends. Persona Healthcare Direct gives your employees the 24/7 “care” to complement your “coverage”. No cost to them. ROI4U. Ask us how. Personahcdirect.com

A dermatologist once warned me that if I kept telling people that II did a wide excision of a basal cell cancer on an arm for $35 compared to a $5,000 charge for Mohs’, that I would destabilize the entire health care industry. I hope he’s right. I’m telling everyone! #DPC 

Employees want direct primary care from their employer plans healthcarefinancenews.com/news/employees… via @HC_Finance

The only thing about which I am more passionate than helping my patients have access to affordable, quality primary care is to scale the same benefit to companies. If you are a stakeholder in employee benefits pls follow me @personahcdirect

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We do have a C19 messaging problem. Vaccine is highly effective at its intended purpose: preventing hospitalization and death, including nonC19 death. Covid-naive, unvaccinated need to be vaccinated. More variant surges must be prevented. Public health requires collectivism.

The public health toll from C19 is not just deaths; it includes deaths from trauma, critical illness and delayed cancer screening due to overcrowded hospitals. Natural immunity is great, but the Covid-naive, unvaccinated do need to be vaccinated to reduce public burden from C19

Another well designed randomized trial showing that zithromax is ineffective for outpatient COVID treatment. Just like hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin. They may work; they may not. Good doctors don't treat based on a coin flip. JAMA 2021;326(6):490-98

This is the best info I have seen about long-term safety of the vaccine from a credible expert. uab.edu/news/health/it…

Pfizer vax 88% effective against delta but <50% with only 1 dose. Those who only had 1 dose are at risk. nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

It is important to wear masks indoors again, even if vaccinated. But realize, since everyone is not wearing masks, the mask needs to protect you, hence surgical or KN95. Cloth is better than nothing, but you should wear PPE mask

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Spot on Dr G. The “most well” countries in the world have access to high quality primary care. Countries who focus on sickness end up ranked somewhere in the 40s or worse

#wellness the word drives me insane. Remember when it was just called really good primary care or preventive medicine?

Proud of my son for following his old man and starting his own business.

"In primary care practices across the country, we have a national, committed and eager workforce accustomed to calling patients who know and trust them. We just need to put the power back in their hands. We must arm them and enable…lnkd.in/gMijnJs lnkd.in/gD-Hqpe

@pooltrackercs why does the results section of my CFB pool no longer have the “drop 2 lowest weeks”? I need it to tally the winner after today.

Humana is dead to me. They are heretofore “Inhumana”

This is what it looks like when your school has the number 1 baseball team in the country 😂👀@JesuitBaseball #AMDG