Health Care Rounds · 2026-05-15 · 30 min
Primary care physicians are burning out, and patients are paying the price. With the average primary care visit lasting just 15 minutes, the volume-based treadmill is pushing doctors out of the profession and leaving patients without meaningful, preventive care. Larry Kutscher, CEO of MDVIP, joins host John Marchica to make the case for a fundamentally different model. They dig into why membership medicine may be the structural fix that value-based care never delivered, and how reducing patient panels from thousands to hundreds could be the key to restoring both physician fulfillment and long-term patient outcomes. ================================================ ABOUT LARRY KUTSCHER Larry has over 30 years of executive leadership experience driving transformation and growth for industry-defining businesses with a passion for building and inspiring high-performing teams, cultivating winning organizational cultures and creating value through operational innovation. He was most recently CEO for A Place for Mom, Inc., North America’s largest senior care referral service, and currently serves as chairman of its Board of Directors.
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