How does your practice protect your patient and business-related data?
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Without a vision, determining objectives and effectively developing a marketing strategy can be difficult.
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Practice buyers really can have someone serve them who represents their best interests.
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Too often we show up for work with our default mindset of just “getting through” the day which often finds us reactive and defensive when faced with challenging patients and situations.
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To truly rock your dental practice takes a bit of planning. It can be a little overwhelming to stay on top of all the daily tasks and still be working toward wildly important goals.
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There are many reasons to have life insurance at different times in your life. Upon graduating dental school, you may only need it if you are married, have children, or own a home.
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Have you ever reviewed – in detail – your credit report? Here are a few tips that can help make sure you are in ideal position for mortgage approval.
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“Power” is not a word you typically associate with obtaining financing for a home purchase, but it should be. Your power source: pre-qualification.
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When it comes to providing a positive patient experience, most dentists only think about the actual care that is provided when the patient visits their clinic. But what about after?
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The light bulb burned out, and you need to replace it. But with what type of bulb?
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You probably have a bunch of cabinets and counter tops around your office. But do you know how to keep them looking nice? Here are seven tips for how to keep your cabinets looking like new.
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Once you start-up a practice or purchase one, it is unlikely that you will be able to leave that location for several years, so make sure you have the right help.
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When it comes to tenant improvement (TI) money from a landlord, it is a good idea to do your homework.
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When it comes to electrical outlets, most of us probably know some safety tips, but here are some more.
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Many dental practitioners feel that the only way to have their own practice is to purchase one, but is this true?
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The divorce process is never easy and has a large impact on the parties to the marriage, including not only their mental health, but their financial health as well.
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A powerful and sometimes overlooked vehicle for retirement savings is the IRA. Even if you’re contributing to a 401(k) or other plan at work, you should also consider investing in an IRA.
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With both Start-Ups and Practice Purchases, practice location will have an enormous impact on your ability to grow a practice.
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One of the most import issues we see in dental office computer technology relates to virus attacks. They happen when the employee or doctor innocently clicks on a friends email link.
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