Clear Health DPC

At Clear Health DPC, we believe clinical decisions should remain in the hands of physicians—not corporate or administrative leadership.

Emergency medicine is one of the most demanding fields in healthcare—physicians are making life-and-death decisions in real time, often with limited support and resources, while navigating the lasting impacts of the pandemic and hospital closures.

This article highlights concerning examples of what can happen when physicians raise patient safety concerns and are not supported.
Physicians must be empowered to advocate for patients without fear of retaliation. Physician independence is essential to safe, patient-centered care.

Read more:

https://martywilde.substack.com/p/they-put-patients-first-peacehealth⁠

https://martywilde.substack.com/p/they-put-patients-first-peacehealth?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&triedRedirect=true

They Put Patients First. PeaceHealth Put Them Last. New documents show that PeaceHealth forwarded a physician’s complaint about its top medical administrator directly to him. An RFP to replace the complainants followed within weeks.

📣 At Clear Health Direct Primary Care, we stand proudly with our LGBTQ+, migrant, and vulnerable communities.

Healthcare is a human right. We are committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based, culturally sensitive care to every patient—no matter their age, ethnicity, gender identity, or background.

This photo was taken during Pride, where we showed up in solidarity to celebrate and support our trans community. It captures just one moment of advocacy, but our commitment is daily and unwavering. In the face of growing threats to healthcare access and misinformation at the federal level, we will not back down.

🏳️‍⚧️ We see you.
🏥 We advocate for you.
🩺 We will continue to care for you—with dignity, respect, and love.