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Are you ready to embark on a journey that demystifies the intricate relationship between peripheral neuropathy and fibromyalgia? Join us this October at the highly anticipated Demystifying Fibromyalgia Conference, where we delve deep into the fascinating interplay of these conditions and offer insights that could transform your perspective on pain management and overall wellness.
Understanding Peripheral Neuropathy:
Peripheral neuropathy entails damage to the delicate nerves in our extremities, such as the hands and feet. This damage can lead to a host of discomforts – chronic pain, numbness, tingling, and even temperature irregularities that persist over time. But what underlies...
In our relentless pursuit of enhancing health and well-being, we are thrilled to reveal a monumental event that promises to reshape the landscape of medical understanding and patient care. Brace yourselves for the Demystifying Fibromyalgia Symposium, a beacon of knowledge that beckons both seasoned medical experts and enthusiastic health professionals seeking to unravel the mysteries of Fibromyalgia and TMJ pain disorders.
Date: October 5th-7th Time: Doors open at 8:30 AM CST Location: 333 W Loop N Fwy # 250, Houston, TX 77024 Registration: Click HERE to secure your spot!
Virtual Options available as well! See the registration link...
Living with complex chronic conditions like fibromyalgia can be an overwhelming and isolating experience. These conditions often have both mental and physical components, making them even more challenging to diagnose and treat effectively. However, the power of collaborative care has emerged as a game-changer in the healthcare industry, providing hope for patients and preventing provider burnout.
The Puzzle of Complex Conditions
Fibromyalgia and other complex conditions are like intricate puzzles, with each patient's case presenting unique challenges. These conditions may involve a blend of physical ailments, mental health issues, and other underlying factors, which necessitate a...
We are delighted to announce the eagerly awaited "Demystifying Fibromyalgia Conference," a virtual event brought to you by the Physician Transformation Institute. This blog post serves as an invitation to all physicians, dentists, specialists, coaches, and health professionals who seek to enhance their understanding of fibromyalgia and revolutionize patient care.
As dedicated healthcare providers, we understand the complexities of fibromyalgia and related conditions, and we recognize the challenges that come with devising effective treatment strategies. The Demystifying Fibromyalgia Conference aims to address these issues head-on and provide you with the tools and knowledge needed to make...
During the pandemic, doctors have realized that they offer almost no influence to public health.
There are other stakeholders involved in the decision making process and each stakeholder has their own interests. The patients, the government, the insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies all have different agendas. This leaves doctors feeling powerless and frustrated.
This frustration is compounded by the fact that social media influencers now have more influence over public health than doctors do. This is because people are more likely to trust someone with a large following on social media than they are to trust a doctor.
Doctors on social media often give conflicting advice, which...
***CME link at the bottom of the blog***
For many doctors, public speaking is one of the most daunting tasks they can face. After all, when you're speaking in front of a group, you're responsible for conveying important information that could potentially help save lives.
However, public speaking was never taught in medical school or residency. This is something that is a missing link to medicine, esepcially with the newly popularized group visits (shared medical visits) I covered Integrative Practice Builder.
It's no wonder, then, that so many doctors have fears about public speaking. Here are some of the most common ones:
1. Fear of embarrassing themselves
Doctors are used to being the...
The best time to consult with exit strategy advisors is actually before you start your business. The second best time is now.
When doctors in private practice sell their business to a larger corporation, they often lose out on potential profits. Larger corporations often know that private practice doctors are not prepared for an exit strategy, and take advantage of this by offering a lower price for the practice. This can be very detrimental to the doctor, who may have worked hard for many years to build up their business. Ideally, the preparation for an exit strategy should start at least 2 years prior to target...
**CME available at the end of this blog**
"Apple recently announced a 28% profit margin. Google, 27%. Amazon, 10%. Meanwhile healthcare services profit margins across the entire industry in 2021 were just 4%." - Forbes Article
Well this is incredibly disturbing.
Healthcare is already expensive enough, but a 4% margin is not only bad news for doctors, but also terrible news for patients. Traditional medical practice will undoubtedly be swallowed up by larger businesses. This is what the average US private practice doctor is going through right now. It doesn't have to be that way, though.
Many technological firms have solutions to provide small and medium-sized doctor-owned or operated...
How physician practices can take advantage of the New 2022 Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) CPT codes.
NOTE: this is different from Remote Patient Monitoring which I cover later in this blog.
Remote therapeutic monitoring is a brand new service description that doctors in private practices (especially those in integrative medicine practices) can use to help their patients make the necessary lifestyle changes to improve their health.
This service can be used to track patients’ progress and identify any potential problems early on. In addition, remote therapeutic monitoring can also help doctors provide...
are high employee training costs and poor company culture, and they make scaling up much more challenging.
Training new employees is one of the most expensive parts about scaling up, but if you train your team well, then your medical practice will start to build momentum.
It's often hard to train new hires to do things the right way because there are so many rules and complexities involved in operations.
It's difficult to educate medical assistants, for example, because their skills and knowledge vary from one to the next. Most medical practices solely use senior...
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