Why did Dr. Rogers choose to transition from traditional primary care to concierge medicine?
After practicing for 11 years, Dr. Rogers recognized that the traditional high-volume healthcare system often hinders the patient-physician relationship and leads to burnout for both parties. By focusing on a lower volume of patients, he can dedicate more time to each individual, offering the personalized and unhurried care he is passionate about.
What does Dr. Rogers’ philosophy of “physical and spiritual care” mean for patients?
At Ozark Concierge Clinic, the mission is to treat each patient as a unique individual, respecting both their physical and spiritual needs. Inspired by his faith and the belief in serving others with compassion, Dr. Rogers strives to meet patients at their most vulnerable moments with empathy, ensuring care is both comprehensive and heart-centered.
Where did Dr. Rogers receive his medical training?
Dr. Rogers is a lifelong Arkansan who graduated from the University of Arkansas in 2001. He earned his medical degree from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) in 2015 and completed his Family Medicine residency at UAMS-Northwest in 2018. Prior to becoming a physician, he gained eight years of valuable experience as a medical technician.