Health Plus Physicians Organization

HPPO is a proud sponsor of the Lake Zurich Flames, a youth football and cheer program. We're happy to contribute to the program and assist with keeping health and safety as the number one priority. Our contribution helps keep costs down for families and makes it possible for safety measures and education to be sustained. Some of those measures include: complimentary concussion testing, coaching education and certification, rotation of equipment (reconditioned yearly), and background checks for all coaching candidates!

Lake Zurich Flames is an organization dedicated to instilling self-confidence, healthy competition, and respect for teammates and competitors alike. Our best wishes with the new season underway! Go Flames!! 🏈🔥

We would like to take a moment to acknowledge and thank all of our generous sponsors! Your donations, whether monetary or physical, help strengthen and support our program and players tremendously!

Starting with our Diamond and Platinum Sponsors:
Heritage Church
Health Plus Physicians Organization
Airoom Architects, Builders & Remodelers
Moore Orthodontics
Rockin' Jump - Buffalo Grove
BBQ'd Productions Sports Bar & Grill Lake Zurich

Thanks for visiting our page! As an Independent Physicians Association, we strive to assist independent physicians who wish to remain autonomous. Our administrative staff and Medical Management Committee work diligently to improve quality and access to care, keep costs low for both patients and providers, and ensure overall patient satisfaction - that is where the true essence of health care lies.
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With employed physician burnout on the rise, so is the value of the independent!

Physician burnout less common at small, independent practices A study by the NYU School of Medicine found that only 13.5% of New York City physicians in small, independent primary care practices reported feeling worn out or wearied by their work.