Risky Business
We have discussed how important it is for those of us in healthcare to be vigilant when it comes to our funds and I can’t encourage you enough to get a Fidelity Policy for key employees who hav...
Coal Miners Hate Solar Energy
Coal miners hate solar energy and they all agree that solar is a bad thing. So does that make their position correct? Does anyone else in the world who is not emotionally or financially invested in co...
Self Assessment Is Hard
I’ve said it many times before in articles and during talks with groups of fellow orthodontists – self assessment is hard! We all think we know who we are, what our strengths are, what we ...
It’s Christmas Time!
By Anil Idiculla Well well well. It is almost Christmas. Huh? It’s June, right? Did I miss something? Yup. You heard me. I call this time of the year Christmas. School is out or about to...
Enhancing Access To Care Is Our Mandate
Originally published in DPS The term “access to care” is thrown around a great deal these days. Dental healthcare providers seem to be OK with the idea of increasing access to care, but when it ...
Insanity
Marc Bernard Ackerman, DMD, MBA Insanity is Doing the Same Thing Over and Over Again and Expecting Different Results Albert Einstein If...
New Patient Visit Example
I talk about the orthodontic new patient visit and how the doctor should act a great deal. I show photos and give examples when I speak to orthodontists but I thought it was time to do a video to sho...
Understanding Alignment- Golf Tips with Andrew Rice
Correct alignment is an integral part of every great players game. This video will help you understand the key factors to get you aimed appropriately the next round you play. Andrew Rice Director of I...
Why I Accept Medicaid & You Should Too
I’m utterly amazed at how few orthodontists accept Medicaid. If you don’t want to treat this very large group of potential patients that is certainly your right and I wouldn’t care what you do ...
Those People
I did a talk last week for a very nice group of orthodontists who reminded me of how far we have to go in our profession. As I always do, we spent a good bit of time talking about access to care becau...