If The Greatest Show On Earth Can Do It, So Can Your Practice I enjoy a comeback story and often find myself rooting for the underdog. Recall homemaking guru Martha Stewart. She emerged from that insider trading scandal and jail time to a new phase in her career. Part of this included her weird
Medical devices are key to improving the patient experience in any medical practice.
The Masters tournament last week raised a couple of flags. Here’s how all of that relates to patient experience.
Now that we are just past the airline debacle that Southwest delivered for Christmas, some are wondering if the airline – my favorite – will survive. The disruption at the “most wonderful time of the year” affected millions of people, from employees to travelers and their families they could not spend
Honor Flight Network Over the years, the Honor Flight Network has brought thousands of war veterans to our nation’s capital to visit our national memorials. It’s an all-expenses-paid trip that otherwise would be out of reach for many veterans and gives an opportunity for us to show appreciation for their
Tesla can teach us a few lessons on how to rethink success when it comes to running a business (AKA a medical practice).
Starbucks isn’t what it used to be. For customers AND employees.
Recent unionizations show that employees are under an immense amount of stress trying to reach Starbucks’ high standards. It makes it clear that employees are not fulfilled. They are not being valued as they should be.
The pandemic has caused shifts in how people think about and spend money. Here are some implications for all business owners especially doctors and their practices.
What has the pandemic meant for elective procedure demand? From what we’ve seen, it’s meant a major surge in patients choosing to get corrective eye surgery, dental procedures, and other elective medical treatments. Why? Because the anxiety created by the pandemic caused people to examine in new ways what’s important to them.
