Hosted by Sonia Singh MD · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 57 episodes
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A podcast for women physicians striving to practice primary care creatively and sustainably with autonomy, authenticity and joy via the direct care micropractice model.
Sonia Singh MD hosts The Micropractice Mama Podcast, a health show with 57 episodes published.
In this episode I discuss strategies for marketing a micropractice or DPC without social media including, Who is most likely to success without social mediaImportant questions to ask yourself before eschewing social medi
In this episode I chat with Dr. Greg Holton, an internist & geriatrician who launched his practice (Dune Shores Health) in September 2025, we discuss his experience as a physician leader trying to enact big picture chang
In this episode I review a few of the reasons most medical websites are ineffective converting visitors to patients including three key features of bad medical practice websiteswhy micropractice websites should not follo
In this episode I breakdown health insurance starting from the basics, including what are the different types of health insurance?why is insurance often tied to employment?what are the main differences between PPO and HM
In this episode I chat with Dr. Meghan Monthie about her journey to DPC micropractice including what prompted her to enroll in the Micropractice 101 E-course while on her maternity leavewhat is was like having a newborn,
In this episode I share a sneak peak of what's in store for season 4 of the pod, including date & time for the next free webinar followed by a sale on the Micropractice 101 E-course (register below)the awesome docs that
In this episode I review 5 highly effective marketing concepts that feel a lot less icky with a little mindset work including an example of how a little positive pressure can be helpful to a potential patient/consumerthe
In this episode I reflect on instances when I have felt most unsafe in medicine including the surprising emotions I felt during each incidenthow I reacted then vs how I would react nowhelp advice given to me by a co-resi
If you've had or have any of the following thoughts and need a pep talk, this episode is for you: This seems crazy. I don’t know anything about business. I don’t have any time to learn/plan/work on this. How can I abando
In this episode I discuss how to draw inspiration from DPCs you admire without imitating or plagiarizing, including my own experience with plagiarism and how it feltwhy copy-paste and imitation hurts you in the long rune
In this episode I answer listener questions including, how do handle administrative tasks that are normally done by an MA, referral coordinator, etc.?what are my tips for doctors who are direct care specialists or don't
In this episode I discuss seven signs that direct care micropractice might not be a good fit for you including Why micropractice stats can sometimes be misleadingThe things patients can sense right away that will tank yo
In this episode I chat with Dr. Taylor about her journey to direct care micropractice including, how and why she moved from academic medicine to traditional concierge to DPChow she started her practice with over 60 patie
In this episode I discuss several ideas and “facts” that we as physicians often believe to be self-evidence truths but are in fact, lies, including The “industry standard” that nobody likes that is not based on evidenceT
In this episode I’m sharing my top five (somewhat) controversial opinions starting a successful direct care practice, including The two invaluable things I spend $$$ on that everyone told me not toWhy I think copied & pa
In this episode I share what's in store for Season 3 of the Micropractice Mama Podcast, including Updates on the course and upcoming webinarWhat I've been struggling with personally & professionally over the past 6 month
In this episode I share my thoughts on patient reviews and how they relate to micropractice, including why I have a different opinion on this compared to most doctorswhy they are especially important in DPC and microprac
In this episode I discuss how to grow your practice via Facebook groups in a non-sleazy way including why Facebook groups are a powerful tool for marketingwhich groups to joinwhat types of posts are and aren't effectivew
In this episode I discuss how entrepreneurship is more than just starting a business, it is a path to equity, empowerment and wellness for women physicians. I try to convince you of this hypothesis by sharing The evoluti
In this episode I chat with Dr. Katie Pencek, a board-certified internist and former hospitalist, about her micropractice journey including How and why she transitioned from hospital medicine to primary careWhat it was l
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The Micropractice Mama Podcast is hosted by Sonia Singh MD. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 57 episodes.
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