KevinMD May 5, 2024
Maryal Concepcion, MD

Asian and Pacific American Heritage Month is an excellent reminder of how essential it is to reflect on how our cultural roots shape our personal and professional journeys. As a Filipino creator and connector, I have always been drawn to the values ingrained in me from my upbringing in a collectivist society. These values, centered around social harmony and interconnectedness, have profoundly influenced my career path, culminating in becoming a direct primary care (DPC) doctor.

Growing up in Sacramento, I was immersed in a community where relationships were paramount. Our Filipino culture emphasizes maintaining smooth interactions and prioritizing the group’s well-being over individual desires. This collective mindset fosters a sense of responsibility and care for one another, which undoubtedly shaped...

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