The Dr. Huber Show

Why aren't more primary care doctors offering HRT therapy, peptide therapy, weight loss therapy, and advanced screenings? In this episode, we explore how primary care has drifted away from its roots — and why it's time for a comeback. Dr. Trevor Huber from Modera Clinic & Med Spa explains why comprehensive, patient-centered primary care must include modern therapies like hormone replacement, peptides, and advanced diagnostics — not as "add-ons," but as integral parts of preventive medicine. You'll

Primary care is evolving — and it has to. The next generation of healthcare goes beyond insurance-based limitations and embraces a truly comprehensive, patient-centered approach that integrates functional medicine, longevity medicine, hormone optimization, peptide therapy, and advanced cancer and cardiovascular screenings. In this video, Dr. Trevor Huber explores: Why traditional primary care and concierge medicine have fallen short How patients are driving the demand for innovation The role

In this passionate and unfiltered episode, Dr. Huber unpacks the rise and fall of value-based care—and what comes next. From its hopeful beginnings to its collapse under Medicare Advantage, he walks through how the promise of better care and lower costs was derailed by greed, bureaucracy, and broken incentives. But all is not lost. Dr. Huber shares a bold vision for the next era of healthcare—one that blends the best of fee-for-service, direct primary care, and entrepreneurial innovation. He talks

In this episode, Dr. Huber dives into the complex—and often heartbreaking—barriers patients face when trying to access life-saving diabetes medications like Ozempic, Mounjaro, and others in the GLP-1 and SGLT2 classes. These medications aren’t new. They’ve evolved over the years and offer more than just buzzworthy weight loss—they reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke, kidney disease, and even dementia. Yet as the medical benefits become clearer, so do the roadblocks: skyrocketing deductibles,

In recent years, one of the biggest shifts in healthcare — especially here in Texas — has been the growing independence of nurse practitioners (NPs). Just two decades ago, the idea of nurse practitioners practicing medicine independently was nearly unheard of. Today, it's not only common — it's becoming a cornerstone of how patients receive care across the country. As a primary care physician, I’ve had the opportunity to supervise and collaborate with nurse practitioners throughout my entire medical

After attending TexMed25, Dr. Huber reflects on the riveting conversations that took place with other healthcare advocates. He shares the state of the Patient-Physcian Relationship, the entities that have deteriorated it and how we all need to revive this sacred relationship by putting patients and physicians back in the decision making process.