October 22, 2026
Every practice is being offered an AI agent this year. The hard part is not the offer; it is putting one to work without losing control of the work. The sequence that works treats the agent like a new hire: inventory the work, write the specification, set the guardrails, supervise, and measure.
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October 20, 2026
Every Annual Wellness Visit ends with a plan. Done well, that page guides the whole year ahead. Done poorly, it goes home in a folder, lands in a drawer, and is never looked at again. The visit happened. The prevention did not.
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October 19, 2026
Your busiest patients are rarely the ones missing prevention. The quiet ones, who feel fine, rarely call, and never complain, can drift for years with needed care quietly overdue. That drift is a care gap, and every panel has them hiding in plain sight.
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October 19, 2026
Ask what ails primary healthcare in Nigeria and the answer comes quickly: money. All of that is true, and none of it is the whole truth. That is under-delivery, and it is a different disease from underfunding.
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October 19, 2026
Every dissertation has a chapter where the framework is introduced, written with care. Then the study begins, and the framework quietly leaves the room. What failed was not effort or intelligence. What failed was alignment.
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October 17, 2026
American healthcare already knows how to prevent disease. Yet eligible patients are still identified but not reached, and care gaps are still documented but not closed. Prevention does not fail for lack of knowledge. It fails at execution.
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October 16, 2026
The most important part of your Medicare Annual Wellness Visit may happen days before it, at your kitchen table, with a pen in your hand. That is where many patients meet the Health Risk Assessment. It can look like routine paperwork. It is not.
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October 15, 2026
It starts with an ordinary phone call. A patient asks for her “annual physical,” everyone hangs up satisfied, and weeks later she arrives expecting a head-to-toe exam, and gets a conversation instead. The two visits sound alike. Under Medicare, they are not.
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October 14, 2026
The Medicare Annual Wellness Visit is one of the most powerful, and most underused, tools in American medicine. It costs the beneficiary nothing out of pocket, and yet only about 45% of eligible beneficiaries receive one in a given year.
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