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Have an Epic Day! By Ann Miller RN MHA [Executive-Director] Halloween is a favored holiday in the US. And, every year at the ME-P, we have a pretty epic Halloween party full of creative costumes, candy and of course plenty of palatable potions. This year, it’s sure to be better than ever. So, here are [...]
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A New Book ReviewBy Peter Benedek PhD CFAhttp://retirementaction.com/default.aspx In “The Quest for Alpha” Larry Swedroe systematically dismantles the theory that active money management (defined by him as stock selection and market timing) can lead to alpha (returns above risk-adjusted benchmark) after fees. He argues that “if markets are highly efficient, efforts to outperform are [...]
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The Polarizing Food By Staff Reporters ”I love it” ”I hate it” Black licorice is a polarizing food — people either love it or hate it. FDA Warnings For those in the former category, the FDA has a word of warning: don’t eat too much of the stuff this Halloween. And if you’re 40 [...]
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Occupy Wall Street (OWS) – Outing the Ringers By Darrell K. Pruitt DDS Have you heard of popular New York hip-hop artist Jay Smooth and his political http://illdoctrine.com blog? Until I watched his catchy video promotion of OWS this morning, I thought the vague protest suffered from lack of focus. Though Jay failed to succinctly define what [...]
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Book Dr. David E. Marcinko for your Next Seminar By Ann Miller RN MHA [Executive-Director] Why Book Dr. DEM? Dr. Marcinko believes nothing is purely management -or- medical -or- business -or- financial anymore - and nothing is purely personal. Background and Credentials David Edward Marcinko is CEO of the Medical Executive-Post [www.MedicalExecutivePost.com] and Founder of iMBA [...]
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Listening to Protected Patient-Physician Conversations By Staff Reporters http://www.verilogue.com/ This company – Verilogue – purports to bring patients, physicians and the healthcare industry together to share information, enhance disease understanding and participate in medical marketing research. They believe that in order to develop more effective medicines and communication materials for patients and physicians, the [...]
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Strategies all Medical Professionals Can Use to Out-Smart the Tax Man By Rick Kahler MS CFP® ChFC CCIM Maybe Warren Buffett, the second richest man on the planet, doesn’t care how much he pays in taxes. For medical professionals and the rest of us however, what our investments earn after taxes is much more important than [...]
Filed under: Investing, Taxation | Tagged: lowering taxes, Retirement Tax Rates, rick kahler, Tax Deferred Investing, Tax Free Growth, tax records | 2 Comments »
On Perceptions of the Physician’s Ability to Communicate Often the simplest solutions to problems are the best; remember KISS. So it would seem that when it comes to the impact of increasing patient trust in physicians - on many of the intractable challenges that face the health care industry everyday like nonadherence, lack of involvement, poor health [...]
Filed under: "Doctors Only", Career Development, Ethics | Tagged: collaborative medicine, health 2.0, http://healthecommunications.wordpress.com/about/, patient centered care, Patient Trust, Sephen Wilkins | 4 Comments »
Or … Riches to Riches American society prides itself on being a meritocracy, particularly with the fruition of the ‘American Dream’ being achieved by individuals from all types of backgrounds; like doctors, Financial Advisors [FAs] and all medical professionals. Success today typically involves some form of higher education, to expand intellectual capacity and to hone [...]
Filed under: Career Development | Tagged: education and class, education and income, medical education | 2 Comments »
New Practice Business Paradigms Emerging By Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA CMP™ [Editor-in-Chief] It is more important than ever for private practice physicians to sharpen their entrepreneurial edge, and I mean that in a good way. And, with the various healthcare reform options being discussed today, I hear a recurrent theme that in order to [...]
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Reach Industry Pros, Executives and Decision-Makers with Ease By Ann Miller RN MHA [Executive-Director] MarcinkoAdvisors@msn.com Thank you for your interest in sponsoring the Medical Executive-Post, the web’s only site integrating medical practice management with personal financial planning for all health care and financial services professionals. Why should your company sponsor an ad, text message or banner on [...]
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More Doctors are Joining the Ranks [Medical] entrepreneurs, doctors and nurses, clinics and small-to-medium size healthcare business are on the forefront of job creation in the United States because of the Affordable Care Act [ACA] of 2010. And so, we now preview this infographic to celebrate the entrepreneur, their styles, and to investigate the data behind [...]
Filed under: Career Development | Tagged: Affordable Care Act., business atart-ups, business incubators, business plans, health 2.0, Physician Entrepreneurs | 1 Comment »
About your Pee [Urine] too! Have you ever wondered if your poop looked “normal,” but were too embarrassed to ask anyone else what their poop looks like? Or, has your pee ever smelled a bit putrid but you were too mortified to utter a word to your best friend [BFF], let alone your boy [...]
Filed under: iMBA, Inc. | Tagged: crap, feces, human waste, pee, piss, poop, shit, urine | 3 Comments »
Introducing CERTIFIED MEDICAL PLANNER Now accepting matriculation applications from Financial Advisors, MBAs, CPAs and all RIAs! Live Online Matriculation Leading to a Chartered Professional-Designation Attract, retain and better serve physicians and other medical professional clients. Become a Certified Medical Planner™ -OR- just succeed like one! www.CertifiedMedicalPlanner.com
Filed under: "Advisors Only", Career Development, CMP Program | Tagged: certified medical planner, CMP, www.certifiedmedicalplanner.com | 4 Comments »
Promoting Mental Health … and Mental Health Week October 2nd-8th was Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW) and an opportunity to learn more about mental illnesses such as depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. Advocates across the country sponsored a variety of events to promote community outreach and public education concerning mental illnesses. The aim of [...]
Filed under: Alerts Sign-Up, Ethics, Health Insurance, Subscribe CD-ROM Journal | Tagged: bipolar disorder, depression, Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act, Mental Illness, Mental Illness Awareness Week, National Alliance on Mental Illness, Paul Wellstone, Pete Domenici, schizophrenia. | 2 Comments »
Many ‘Dream Jobs’ Overrated … Website Says By Staff Reporters Everyone, it seems, aspires at some point in their lives to become a doctor. It’s somewhat of a dream job to most people: High pay, respect, prestige, authority. Of course, the readers of this ME-P may know better! Nevertheless, for those who never made [...]
Filed under: "Advisors Only", "Doctors Only", Career Development | Tagged: CareerCast.com, job prestige, physician prestige, stock broker prestige | Leave a Comment »
Or … It’s All Greek to Me! By Sean G. Todd, Esq., M. Tax, CFP®, CPA www.emcadvisors.com When a possible default on Greek sovereign debt becomes headline news, a lot of doctors find themselves wondering, “How can the problems of a country so small and so far away create such turmoil in the world’s financial markets?” [...]
Filed under: Investing, Portfolio Management | Tagged: credit default swaps, EFSF, European Financial Stability Fund, EuroZone, financial derivatives, French banks, Greece monetary crisis, Greek sovereign debt, Sean G. Todd, sovereign debt | 2 Comments »
Join the ME-P By Ann Miller RN MHA [Executive-Director] “Companies that don’t realize their markets are now networked person-to-person, and getting smarter as a result and deeply joined in conversation, are missing their best opportunity.” Thesis 18 [The Cluetrain Manifesto] And so, participate in exclusive research, lend your voice to our ME-P discussions, and share [...]
Filed under: "Doctors Only", Alerts Sign-Up, Career Development, Health Economics, Healthcare Finance, Subscribe CD-ROM Journal | Tagged: healthcare financials, ME-P, medical executive post, www.healthcarefinancials.com, www.MedicalExecutivePost.com | Leave a Comment »
Part Two of Medical Practice Valuation By Dr. David Edward Marcinko, MBA, CMP By Prof. Hope Rachel Hetico, RN, MHA, CMP www.CertifiedMedicalPlanner.com In Part 1, we discussed how to establish fair market value (FMV) for a medical practice in the article, “Establish Your Practice’s Fair Market Value.” This time, we’ll review important terms and conditions for [...]
Filed under: Accounting, CMP Program, iMBA, Inc., Practice Worth | Tagged: certified medical planner, CMP, david marcinko, FMV, hope hetico, medical practice valuation, medical practice worth, Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice, USPAP | 1 Comment »
The American Medical Association Recognizes Shared Decision Making By Staff Reporters Some readers of the ME-P may be surprised to learn that the American Medical Association [AMA] now “recognizes” shared decision making. A document recommending precisely that is available for your reading pleasure here. Assessment The AMA also recognizes that shared decision making can [...]
Filed under: Breaking News, Ethics, Quality Initiatives | Tagged: ADA, AMA, AOA, APMA, collaborative medical care, command control medicine, health 2.0, shared medical decision making | 1 Comment »
More about the Frightening “F” Word Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA CMP™ [Publisher-in-Chief] As you begin to search for a medical practice business advisor or healthcare consultant, be sure to contact the advisor and request a short initial meeting that should be free of charge. Just as you would select your own physician, you should [...]
Filed under: CMP Program, Ethics, Financial Planning, Practice Management | Tagged: Accredited Investment Fiduciary, AIF, CMP, david marcinko, fiduciary, financial fiduciary, www.certifedmedicalplanner.com, www.fi360.com | 7 Comments »
The Industry Must Identify and Avoid These Traps By Mark Matthews MD www.Creative-Healthcare.com Operative Definitions: Noun: Processes: A series of actions or steps taken to achieve an end. Verb: Perform a series of mechanical or chemical operations on (something) in order to change or preserve it: “the stages in processing the wool”. [...]
Filed under: Health Economics, Quality Initiatives | Tagged: lean six sigma healthcare, mark matthews MD, six sigma healthcare | 1 Comment »
Expensive – Even for Medical Professionals! By Rick Kahler CFP®, MS, ChFC, CCIM The latest bubble forming on the horizon isn’t in real estate or stocks. It’s the cost of a college education, up four times the rate of inflation since 1985—twice as much as health care costs. What’s Driving this Stratospheric Rise? Just like [...]
Filed under: Experts Invited, Financial Planning, Funding Basics | Tagged: college tuition costs, Rick Kahler CFP® | 3 Comments »
At Least According to … FierceHealthcare.com By Staff Reporters What do “Top Gun,” “The Terminator” and “West Side Story” all have in common with the healthcare industry? Each is parodied in videos that make the HealthcareFinance 2011 list of must-watch YouTube clips from the medical realm. (Check out our previous must-watch list of healthcare videos) Deeper [...]
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Appreciating the Pros and Cons of Animal Dissection Brought to you by PETA Every year, millions of frogs, rats, cats, mice, and other animals suffer and are killed for dissection. Luckily, there are far better ways to learn biology than by torturing animals, damaging the environment, and teaching insensitivity. With more and more states [...]
Filed under: "Doctors Only", Ethics, Op-Editorials | Tagged: Anatomy Dissection, Animal Dissection, anti-vivisectionists, Cut Out Dissection Month, PETA | 2 Comments »
Eschewing Conventional Wisdom Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA CMP™ www.CertifiedMedicalPlanner.com In my travels, and various consulting engagements, I am often asked how to select a good PC agent. As a former insurance agent myself, I know what is required for my medical colleagues. And, there is no doubt that a good property and casualty (P&C) [...]
Filed under: CMP Program, Insurance Matters, Risk Management | Tagged: certified medical planner, CMP, david marcinko, How to Select a P&C Insurance Agent, insurance agents, PC agents, Selecting a Property Casualty Insurance Agent?, www.certifiedmedicalplanner.com | 1 Comment »
Think – CSI on TV According to WiseGeek.com, a forensic [medical] investigator works with police and [health] departments to solve crimes. Becoming a forensic investigator usually requires a bachelor’s degree in biology, chemistry, or a related field. Expert Witness Work When a forensic investigator is not investigating crime scenes, s/he may be found filling [...]
Filed under: Career Development, Drugs and Pharma, Research & Development | Tagged: crime scene investigator, CSI, Forensic Investigator | Leave a Comment »
Be Sure to Opt-In, Too! Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA CMP™ Professor Hope Rachel Hetico RN MHA Ann Miller RN MHA [ME-P Executive Staff] This month is the four year blogaversary of the ME-P. We had a big bash planned but canceled it because it really isn’t worth a lot of e-hoopla. But, we do [...]
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At Your Service as Our Newest ME-P “Thought-Leader” By Ann Miller RN MHA [Executive-Director] www.retirementaction.com Peter Benedek retired in 2002, after almost thirty years working as an engineer, manager and then executive in telecommunications Research and Development. While having a PhD in Electrical Engineering, he was always also interested in the financial world. Enabling Others to Control [...]
Filed under: Experts Invited, Investing, Portfolio Management | Tagged: Financial Planning, Investing, Peter Benedek, Portfolio Management, www.RetirementAction.com | Leave a Comment »
Similar Business Models Emerging! By David K. Luke, MIM Investment Advisor http://networthadvice.com Defining Health 2.0 Health 2.0 is healthcare with the full involvement of the patient and the doctor. New web technologies, enabled by information, software, and social networking help increase participation and openness between the players. This will permit health care professionals to work [...]
Filed under: Career Development, CMP Program, Financial Planning, Information Technology, Practice Management | Tagged: CMP, CMP Program, david k. luke, financial services 2.0, health 2.0, http://networthadvice.com, www.certifiedmedicalplanner.com | Leave a Comment »
The American versus Canadian System Source: http://medicalbillingandcodingcertification.net It’s obvious that the U.S.healthcare system is flawed, but how bad has it become? This infographic highlights the American vs. Canadian situation on prescription drugs along with other countries. Conclusion And so, your thoughts and comments on this ME-P are appreciated. Feel free to review our top-left column, [...]
Filed under: Drugs and Pharma, Health Economics | Tagged: cost of Rx drugs, Jenica Rhee, Medicare Part D, prescription drugs, Rx drugs | Leave a Comment »
Yes Virginia and Virgil – You Can! Yes, and the US is seeing a sharp increase in the number of cases of oral and throat cancer especially among young men, caused by HPV infections contracted during oral sex. Source: The Mount Sinai Medical Centre Conclusion And so, your thoughts and comments on this ME-P [...]
Filed under: Breaking News, Ethics, Health Insurance | Tagged: cunnilingus, fellatio, oral sex, sex | 4 Comments »
About The New Center on Philanthropy By Staff Reporters Major philanthropists and those successful doctors [and their patients], and affluent financial advisors [and their clients], about to join their ranks increasingly want information about which organizations with causes matching their interests are receiving large gifts, where their peers are giving and where gaps in [...]
Filed under: "Advisors Only", "Doctors Only", Breaking News, Estate Planning, Ethics | Tagged: Center on Philanthropy, financial advisors, Million Dollar List, Philanthropists | 1 Comment »
WELCOME ALL HEALTH 2.0 COLLEAGUES [An Open Invitation] All hospitals and healthcare organizations, both emerging and mature, face a daunting financial scenario in today’s volatile healthcare reimbursement environment. Decreasing revenues, increasing costs, and high consumer expectations present a complex challenge for CEOs, CFOs, physicians and nurse executives, administrators, financial advisors and department managers who must not only lead [...]
Filed under: "Ask-an-Advisor", Book Reviews, Career Development, Experts Invited, Healh Law & Policy, Health Economics, Health Insurance, Healthcare Finance, Recommended Books | Tagged: david marcinko, www.healthcarefinancials.com | 1 Comment »
Or, Whose Patient is it – Anyway? By Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA, CMP™ www.CertifiedMedicalPlanner.com [ME-P Publisher-in-Chief] Ok, I admit it; I may be an aging curmudgeon [just ask my wife and daughter] who has not regularly seen patients in the office for the last decade. A consult here, Independent Medical Examination [IME] there, or [...]
Filed under: "Doctors Only", Book Reviews, Op-Editorials, Quality Initiatives, Risk Management | Tagged: CFAR, david marcinko, hospitalist, Jennifer Tomasik, Robert Wachter, Team-Based Medicine | 3 Comments »
Ending the Churn-em’ and Burn-em’ Ethos By Staff Reporters Some insurance agents are currently noting that life insurance ownership is almost at an all time low because of the economy. And, some have even prompted suggestions that a “level commissions” payout would reverse the trend. The argument goes something like this: If agents were [...]
Filed under: Insurance Matters, Voting Polls | Tagged: insurance agents, life insurance, life insurance commissions | 1 Comment »
Just how bad is it - economically? QUESTION: How bad is the health insurance problem in America? ANSWER: 4% of Americans are uninsured with many more under-insured, 75% of all bankruptcies are from the result of medical bills and 60% of insured individuals are in debt from health related expenses. The cost of healthcare is [...]
Filed under: Health Insurance | Tagged: Health Insurance, healthcare in america | 6 Comments »
On Tax Reform By Children’s Home Society of Florida Foundation Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus (D-MT) has been holding a series of hearings on major tax reform. The hearings focus on potential changes in itemized deductions. If itemized deductions for medical care, mortgage interest, state and local taxes or charitable gifts are reduced, [...]
Filed under: Taxation | Tagged: Children's Home Society of Florida Foundation, mortgage tax deductions, Senate Finance Committee | 1 Comment »
Another New PHR Company By Staff Reporters Even though Google Inc. has given up on the business of electronic personal health records [PHRs], Fort Wayne-based NoMoreClipboard.com is launching a new service it thinks will crack open the market. cc:ME The company’s latest service, called cc:Me, gives patients a free and secure web-based account that can [...]
Filed under: Information Technology | Tagged: EHRs, EMRs, google, NoMoreClipboard.com, personal health records, PHRs | Leave a Comment »
Salary versus a “Seat at the Table” Currently, there is much buzz in healthcare about physicians looking to take on greater leadership roles and move beyond traditional patient care responsibilities. And, there are many doctors with the inclination and ability to rise to the occasion; despite diminished salaries, fringe benefits and other financial [...]
Filed under: "Advisors Only", Voting Polls | Tagged: "Purpose over Pay" for financial advisors, financial advisor compensation, financial advisors, RRs, stock broker salary | 1 Comment »
Some Lite NBER Reading for Doctors and Financial Advisors By Staff Reporters The National Bureau of Economic Research Bulleten 2011 No. 2 includes the articles below: 1) Technology Growth and Expenditure Growth in Health Care; by Amitabh Chandra and Jonathan Skinner http://www.nber.org/aginghealth/2011no2/w16953.html 2) Demand for Health Insurance Among the Uninsured; by Alan Krueger and [...]
Filed under: Alerts Sign-Up, Book Reviews, Healh Law & Policy, Health Economics, Health Insurance, Healthcare Finance | Tagged: Health Economics, Health Insurance, health policy, Healthcare Finance, Kent Smetters, National Bureau of Economic Research, NBER | Leave a Comment »
Timeline of a Life Well Spent By Staff Reporters Apple has lost both a product visionary and outspoken leader. And, healthcare has lost an eHR and HIT advocate. This timeline is an ode to the ideas and words of perhaps the greatest technological revolutionary of the past century. Assessment More on AppleUniversity: http://www.infographicsarchive.com/tech-and-gadgets/apple-university-apple-with-without-steve-jobs/ Brought [...]
Filed under: Information Technology | Tagged: Apple Inc, Steve Jobs | 7 Comments »
The Effect of Taxing America’s Wealthy Did you know that the wealth difference between the states, demonstrates that certain states have had much stronger increases in affluent taxpayers, the last few years? Individuals Warren Buffett recently called to raise tax rates on taxpayers making more than $1 million and proposed an additional increase on [...]
Filed under: iMBA, Inc., Taxation | Tagged: blog.turbotax.intuit.com, super rich, Taxing America’s Wealthy | 2 Comments »
And … Healthcare Division Managing-Director Rick LaForge, too! By Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA, CMP™ [CEO and Editor-in-Chief] AN OP-ED ESSAY About Navigant.com According to the www.Navigant.com website: Navigant (NYSE: NCI) is a specialized, global expert services firm dedicated to assisting clients in creating and protecting value in the face of critical business risks and opportunities. Through [...]
Filed under: Alerts Sign-Up, Ethics, Experts Invited, Op-Editorials, Practice Management | Tagged: david marcinko, julie howard, Modern Healthcare, navigant, tom nardine, Top 20 Healthcare Management Consulting Firms, william goodyear | 2 Comments »
Important Demographic Information for MDs and FAs The oldest members of the Baby Boom generation are just hitting 65. That means a much larger percentage than ever before are soon-to-be seniors. So, what does this trend mean to doctors and their financial advisors? Assessment Brought to you by allassistedlivinghomes.com Conclusion And so, your thoughts [...]
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Is Wall Street Driving Main Street? By Staff Reporters Concern is high that the US economy may be close to or entering recession, yet the fundamentals lend little support to such a projection. There has been no decline in jobs, while corporate health is very strong. So, the recession concerns appear to be driven [...]
Filed under: Breaking News, Glossary Terms, Voting Polls | Tagged: recession, recession types, Wall Street | 1 Comment »
Management Strategies, Operational Techniques, Tools, Templates and Case Studies [in-progress] By Dr. David Edward Marcinko; MBA CMP™ By Prof. Hope Rachel Hetico; RN MHA CMP™ Price: $69.95 est. Cat. #: K13750 ISBN: 9781439879900 ISBN 10: 1439879907 Publication Date: April 15, 2012 est. Number of Pages: 400 est. Binding(s): Hardback TABLE OF CONTENTS [tentative] Market Competition in Healthcare [Understanding the Current Strategic Eco-System] [...]
Filed under: Book Reviews, CMP Program, iMBA, Inc., Practice Management, Recommended Books, Research & Development | Tagged: Certified Medical Planner™, CMP, Dr. David Marcinko, Healthcare Organizations, HIPAA, Hope Hetio, hospital revenue cycles, Hospital-Flow through Efficiency Logistics, Six-Sigma Healthcare Quality Improvement, www.certifiedmedicalplanner.com | Leave a Comment »
Cost-Benefit Analysis and FMV for Entrepreneurs There comes a time in (almost) every entrepreneur’s life when the question of whether to sell his/her business inevitably arises. So, if you need a proper cost-benefit analysis, take a look at the info-graphic below. Assessment Brought to you by contactme.com in collaboration with Column Five Conclusion And [...]
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