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Is Your Practice Prepared for These 3 Unexpected Situations?

Kristen Shaab

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Practice Management

From minor complaints to life-threatening emergencies, it’s important to have a plan in place

You’ve heard the saying, “Failing to plan is planning to fail.” This is certainly true when it comes to operating a successful medical practice today. You need to be prepared for everything from an unhappy patient to a bad online review to a serious emergency in the workplace. The common thread is that you must plan in advance and set up systems to deal with these issues so you don’t get caught by surprise. Here are three scenarios practices could encounter.Read More

The Economic Impact of Dry Eye

Katie Moyer

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Industry News, Practice Management

The cost of this growing condition to patients and practices

While it was once perceived as a minor irritation, today dry eye disease (DED) is considered a “critical and significant public health issue” in the U.S., according to the Ophthalmology Times. An estimated 16 million Americans have been diagnosed with DED, but the actual number of people affected is much higher. Some studies show that nearly half of all U.S. adults experience dry eye signs and symptoms, which include watery, itchy, or burning eyes, sensitivity to light, and blurred vision—significantly impacting their quality of life. Read More

Opening a New Practice Location: Part 2

Nat Moore

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Practice Management

What to consider when evaluating office space, signing a lease, and attracting patients

Deciding where to open a medical practice or launch a new location is a big decision that ultimately affects the success of your business. In our first post on this topic, Opening a New Practice Location? What You Should Know, we covered how to research a community, assess the competition, and identify how to best serve your ideal patients. In Part 2 of this post, we’ll discuss some specifics of choosing office space, negotiating a lease, and how to design your space to work best for your practice.Read More

Tackling Turnover: Improving Employee Retention

Nat Moore

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Practice Management

How practices can succeed in today’s competitive job market

Health care has the second-highest turnover rate after hospitality, and it’s increasing. According to Becker’s Hospital Review, a study of 11,000 health care employers with more than 11 million employees found the average turnover was more than 20 percent in 2017, up from 15 percent in 2010.Read More

Opening a New Practice Location? What You Should Know

Nat Moore

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Practice Management

Research is key for determining the best place to set up shop

Whether you’re opening your first medical practice or expanding an established practice to another location, where to put down roots is an important decision. It impacts how many and what type of patients you’ll attract, what services you can offer, and ultimately whether your business will thrive or not.

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