Beyond the 15-Minute Visit: Direct Primary Care and the Future of Osteopathic Internal Medicine (2026 AC Live)
Learning Objectives:
- Compare the financial, operational, and clinical structures of Direct Primary Care and traditional employed internal medicine practice models.
- Analyze how extended visit times in DPC improve preventive care delivery, chronic disease management, and patient outcomes compared to traditional time-constrained models.
- Assess the impact of DPC on physician work-life balance, clinical autonomy, and professional satisfaction using real-world practice data.
Harpreet Tsui, DO, FACOI (she/her/hers)
Owner
Coronado Health Direct Primary Care
Harpreet Tsui, DO, FACOI, DABOM, is a board-certified internal medicine physician and the CEO and founder of Coronado Health Direct Primary Care in Henderson, Nevada. A Fellow of the American College of Osteopathic Internists and a Diplomate of the American Board of Obesity Medicine, she brings over 15 years of clinical, academic, and leadership experience to advancing osteopathic internal medicine. She serves as Adjunct Clinical Professor at Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine Nevada and as Clinical Assistant Professor at Roseman University College of Medicine, mentoring medical students and training the next generation of physicians in evidence-based clinical practice.
At Coronado Health, Dr. Tsui has built an innovative practice model centered on preventative medicine, comprehensive chronic disease management, and meaningful physician-patient relationships. Recognized for clinical excellence with Top Internist honors, Dr. Tsui focuses her practice on obesity medicine, metabolic disease, preventative care, and direct primary care delivery. An accomplished speaker, Dr. Tsui has presented at corporate events, medical Grand Rounds, and appears regularly on television and podcasts discussing preventative medicine, women's health, and healthcare innovation. She is passionate about early disease detection and helping patients achieve optimal health through evidence-based preventative strategies.
Dr. Tsui earned her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine California and completed her Internal Medicine residency at Valley Hospital Medical Center in Las Vegas.At this year's meeting, she will present "Beyond the 15-Minute Visit: Direct Primary Care and the Future of Osteopathic Internal Medicine," exploring how direct primary care can restore depth to the physician-patient relationship and reshape the future of the specialty.