HeyJaredThe 1099 Tax Doctor
Prescribing clarity for 1099 physicians, one tax strategy at a time.
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From $500K in Debt to Financial Freedom (opens the original)
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$500,000 in student debt left Dr. Jordan Frey feeling burned out and trapped in medicine. Taking control of his finances changed everything. Dr. Frey, plastic surgeon and founder of The Prudent Plastic Surgeon, joins the 1099 Tax Doctor Podcast to share how he went from financial stress to greater freedom, flexibility, and control over his career. In this episode: How a financial plan helped him overcome burnout Why side income can give physicians the power to say no How to balance debt payoff,
How AI Is Transforming Healthcare Without Replacing Doctors (opens the original)
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What if AI's biggest impact on healthcare isn't replacing doctors—but helping them deliver better care? In this episode, Dr. Eric Wright and Jenna Wright are joined by Dr. Ravi Raheja, pediatrician, entrepreneur, and founder of Triage Logic, to discuss how AI, remote care, and robotics are reshaping the future of healthcare. You'll learn: How AI can improve patient care without replacing doctors or nurses Why remote triage could become the new front door to healthcare How Dr. Raheja built a heal
He stopped accepting insurance. It changed everything (opens the original)
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What if you could build a thriving medical practice without relying on insurance companies? In this episode, Dr. Josh Umbehr , family physician, entrepreneur, and founder of Atlas MD, shares how he helped pioneer the Direct Primary Care (DPC) movement and built a practice focused on patients instead of paperwork. You'll discover: Why Direct Primary Care is changing the future of medicine. How he launched and grew a profitable practice from residency. The low-cost marketing strategies that fueled
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