Medical practice, partially by treating COVID-19 patients, tracks growth path

A six-year-old medical practice, going against conventional wisdom, is in rare air amid the pandemic: growing revenue and looking for new offices and markets.

  • By Elizabeth Djinis
  • | 12:14 p.m. January 29, 2021
Mark Wemple. Drs. Lana Garner, left, and Leah Teekell-Taylor, with St. Pete-based Docs Outside the Box, are managing a surge in new patients.
Mark Wemple. Drs. Lana Garner, left, and Leah Teekell-Taylor, with St. Pete-based Docs Outside the Box, are managing a surge in new patients.
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For many medical practices, 2020 was a lost year in terms of growth, particularly in new patients and elective surgeries — normally high-margin sides of health care.  

 

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