Physician & Healthcare Advocate

Dr. Ernest Brown, widely known as the "Punk Rock Doc," is a dedicated house call physician serving the elderly and disabled in Washington, D.C. His unconventional approach to medicine emphasizes personalized, in-home care, reminiscent of traditional medical practices. Dr. Brown earned his medical degree from Howard University College of Medicine and completed his residency in family medicine at Georgetown University/Providence Hospital.

In addition to his medical practice, Dr. Brown is the founder of Humans for Healthcare, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization committed to restoring patient-centered medicine through direct care, advocacy, and the advancement of healthcare technologies.

This organization reflects his passion for reshaping the healthcare landscape to prioritize the needs and dignity of patients.

Dr. Brown also serves as the host and producer of the "Earnest Medicine" docuseries, which takes viewers on a journey to uncover stories that connect us all, highlighting the human aspects of medicine. Through this series, he challenges the status quo in modern healthcare, aiming to bridge the gap between physicians and communities while integrating technology-driven solutions for improved care.

His innovative work has garnered attention from major media outlets, including ABC News, which featured his efforts to revive house calls as a viable model for modern healthcare.

Dr. Brown's commitment to personalized patient care and healthcare reform continues to inspire both medical professionals and patients alike.