07/23/2026
Ive been reflecting on how grateful I am for the members of Inclined Health. I do most of my reflection with coffee on our front stoop at the office in Eburg.
When I practiced in the traditional healthcare system, I was genuinely thankful for the relationships I built with my patients. Those relationships were always the best part of my job.
But there was something that never sat quite right with me.
Much of my day was spent trying to balance two responsibilities: taking great care of my patients while also making sure my documentation satisfied the requirements of the insurance system. It often felt like I was serving two masters.
Today, things are much simpler.
My livelihood doesn’t depend on billing another visit or documenting another diagnosis. It depends on earning and keeping the trust of the members who have chosen Inclined Health. If I take great care of my members, they’ll continue to place their trust in me. That’s the entire business model.
There is something incredibly freeing about that.
I have fewer appointments each day, but far more meaningful conversations. I know my members better than I ever could before. I know their families, their goals, their worries, and what motivates them. That has made practicing medicine enjoyable in a way I never imagined.
So today, I simply wanted to say thank you.
Thank you to everyone who believed in this little practice enough to follow me here. You aren’t just patients on my schedule—you are the reason Inclined Health exists. You’ve allowed me to build a practice centered on relationships instead of paperwork, and I will never take that for granted.
As Jesus said, “No one can serve two masters…” (Matthew 6:24).
For the first time in my career, I truly feel that I have one mission: to care for the people who have entrusted me with their health.
From the bottom of my heart—thank you.
— Dr. Travis Rearick
Inclined Health
