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The Business of Orthodontics series is provided at no cost for all members.
Credits: None available.
With the number of orthodontic partnerships and ortho/pedo partnerships on the rise, more and more orthodontists are questioning how such partnerships can be structured to be fair and beneficial to all parties involved. Doug Copple of Bentson Clark & Copple discusses key items to consider when entering into a partnership arrangement.
After this lecture you will be able to:
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This coding webinar will offer valuable information for all staff with insurance related responsibilities within your office. Learn the key essentials to ICD-10-CM to assist you with a successful implementation of this new code set. Tips, examples, tools and resources for conversion readiness will be provided to prepare your office for compliance with the October 1, 2015 mandate.
After this lecture you will be able to:
Credits: None available.
Few decisions in your life will have as large of an impact as your practice transition, both qualitatively and quantitatively. Given this, whether buying or selling a practice, it is never a good idea to put the cart before the horse and pursue a transition before appropriately planning. Further, many transition plans suffer, and sometimes fall apart, due to an inability or unwillingness to understand the other party’s requests, concerns and/or demands. This webinar will discuss, from both a buyer and a seller’s point-of-view, issues that need to be addressed and decisions that need to be made prior to transitioning into the next phase of your career. Explore real world examples of conflict between buyer and seller and what you can do to prepare for, and avoid, such issues.
After this lecture you will be able to:
Credits: None available.
This course will provide debt reduction, tax and financial planning strategies. Using these proven strategies, Brad Kucharo will explain how you can avoid costly mistakes through proper planning in order to achieve short and long-term financial goals. Application of these personal and practice tips over the course of your career will help you reach financial freedom.
After this lecture you will be able to:
Credits: None available.
As a practice owner, creating a plan for strategic business operations is key. This includes everything from employee management to contracts, and marketing to technology. Having this plan will allow you to have a strong business foundation and create a thriving practice. With every business decision made along your path to success, the legal ramifications that could result must be considered. Mr. Oromchian will discuss strategic associate hiring strategies to minimize liability as well as provide key tactics to ensure your employee files are current. How to legally use social media for recruitment and management of team members will also be addressed. Information presented once implemented will limit your legal liabilities.
After this lecture you will be able to:
Credits: None available.
The "perfect storm" of a recent poor economy, new treatment methods, search engines and greatly increased competition has redefined the playing field for new patient acquisition. The days of easy sign-ups and endless referrals are largely over. In order to grow and prosper in the new economy, doctors and staff must upgrade their skill-set in the areas of attracting potential patients, communicating value, and persuading visitors to start treatment. This program is full of practical, high-value strategies to permanently improve your case acceptance rate for you and your team. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to improve your case acceptance rate.
After this lecture you will be able to:
Credits: None available.
This course is for those who are just starting their practice, purchasing or buying into a practice or growing a practice through acquisition of equipment or property. The course will cover writing a successful business plan that will assist in securing bank financing or investor financing. The keys to developing a long term relationship with a bank will also be discussed.
After this lecture you will be able to:
Credits: None available.
Today’s orthodontic residents are entering a very different job market compared to the generations before them. Determining how you want to practice orthodontics and where you want to practice should be considered. Shannon Patterson an orthodontic recruiter for Bentson Clark & Copple will discuss how to identify orthodontic opportunities including the differences between corporate and private practices, associate opportunities, equity minded associate opportunities with a path to equity, buyout opportunities and the resources to use when looking for an opportunity.
After this lecture you will be able to:
Credits: None available.
In this webinar, Certified Fraud Examiner and private investigator David Harris discusses how people applying for employment at orthodontic practices successfully hide unfavorable information about themselves, and how the hiring process can be adapted to discover what applicants don’t want you to know about them.
After this lecture you will be able to:
Credits: None available.
Nearly every younger orthodontist wants to eventually own or co-own a practice during his or her career. This leads to the question, Is it better to start my own practice from scratch or purchase an existing practice? Doug Copple of Bentson Clark & Copple advises on the pro and cons of both practice situations and weighs the overall financial rewards.
After this lecture you will be able to: