A dynamic two-part personal interview with one of the nation’s leading health economists and industry “movers and shakers.” More vital information and dropped names than can be imagined!
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WHO: Dr. David Edward Marcinko; MBA
Founder and CEO: http://www.MedicalBusinessAdvisors.com a private health economics, business management and financial advisory and consulting firm with no debt, no investors and no plans to go public.

TOPIC: Medical Unions and Related Competitive Thoughts

REPORTER: Hope Hetico; RN, MHA, Certified Medical Planner
Adjunct Professor for: http://www.CertifiedMedicalPlanner.com and Managing Editor of our companion-quarterly institutional print-guide HealthCare Organizations [Financial Management Strategies] http://www.HealthcareFinancials.com

EXCERPT: “So, for a time, there were too many doctors chasing too few patients. Hence, the start of a supply side disequilibrium driving medical fees – with assistance from managed care entities that recognized the trend early on – down, down, down; much to the fiscal detriment of medical providers. Except perhaps, to the benefit of the patients they served.”

WHEN: Thanksgiving Day, 2007

LOCATION: A restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia serving deep fried turkey – a Southern delicacy and tradition – with a side order of insightful, controversial and experiential opinions … and more!

A Medical “Executive-Post” Op-Ed Essay
Dr. David Edward Marcinko; MBA, CMP™
Publisher-in-Chief

A new heuristic study by the Institute of Medical Business Advisors Inc., http://www.MedicalBusinessAdvisors.com and http://www.HealthcareFinancials.com suggests that the New Year 2008 could be a big one for the healthcare industrial complex – with these dozen economic observations and postulated structural changes that could profoundly affect the industry – listed in no particular order of importance.

Report Link: http://healthcarefinancials.wordpress.com/2008/01/23/2008-prognostications-from-healthcare-financials/

And, best wishes to all our Healthcare Organization: [Financial Management Strategies] print subscribers, contributors, Executive Post electronic bloggers, viewers and supporters.

May the New Year 2008, bring health, happiness and self-actualization to all who labor in our industry despite Herculean obstacles”

“Live passionately – practice well – exceed expectations – never yield!”

Dr. David Edward Marcinko; MBA
Editor and Chief
Hope Rachel Hetico; RN, MHA
Managing Editor

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AUTHOR: Eugene Schmuckler; PhD, MBA, CTS Contributing Editor for http://www.MedicalBusinessAdvisors.com and http://www.HealthcareFinancials.com

POSITION: Academic Dean: http://www.CertifiedMedicalPlanner.com an online certification program with fiduciary trademark logo that teaches financial professionals about contemporary health economics, physician focused financial planning, medical practice management and related topics of business modernity.

TOPIC: The Addictive Investing Personality of Medical Professionals and Related Compulsions

EXCERPT: “Hard-working physicians and other medical practitioners confronted with the problems associated with managed care and healthcare reform may very well choose to direct a portion of their energies to “playing the market.” It is legal and ethical and offers the opportunity of quickly increasing one’s personal wealth – or NOT.

Functioning virtually alone prevents others from questioning their actions. While not directly equivalent, this action is akin to the drinker who drinks alone so that no one really knows just how much is consumed – often a recipe for financial and emotional disaster.”

A very special report on dentists – their professional practice career and economic life cycle – by a leading national dental management corporate executive.

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AUTHOR: Thomas A. Knox MBA was senior vice-president for provider partnerships at Delta Dental Plan of Minnesota, which owns a major interest in a privately held dental practice management corporation [DPMC].

POSITION: Mr. Knox held senior leadership positions in several health care organizations for more than twenty-five years. He implemented various joint ventures, partnerships and business alliances in a variety of medical organizations. He is recently retired.

TOPIC: Practice Management and Financial Planning: It’s [NOT] for Dentist’s Only

EXCERPT: “The challenge is that for many dentists their practice is too big and too profitable to sell to new dentists who have been, traditionally, the practice buyers. Almost fifty percent of present day dentists are baby boomers pushing 50-55 years of age. And unfortunately, they cannot afford to retire at this point and still maintain the lifestyle they have created.

But, the temptation is there – the thought is occurring more frequently – and it is very compelling and very frustrating.”

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EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL REPORT
“MEDICAL PRACTICE VALUATION BLUNDERS”
April 1st 2008

A very special tax season report on the top-ten medical practice fair-market-valuation blunders to avoid, by leading health economists from the Institute of Medical Business Advisors, Inc in Atlanta, GA. http://www.MedicalBusinessAdvisors.com

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AUTHORS: Dr. David Edward Marcinko; MBA, CMP™ – a CEO and former Certified Financial Planner™ – with important contemporaneous contributions by Hope Rachel Hetico; RN, MHA, CMP™

POSITION: As a clinician and past president of a privately held Physician Practice Management Corporation (PPMC) in the Midwest, Dr. David Edward Marcinko helped consolidate 95 solo medical practices, with $50 million in sales revenues as the company’s IPO roll-up attempt was aborted due to adverse market conditions, in 1999. A nationally recognized leader in the healthcare management, economics and financial advisory industry, he is a pioneer in utilizing technology to improve quality education and advisory services, while simultaneously reducing delivery costs http://www.stpub.com/pubs/authors/MARCINKO.htm

Hope Rachel Hetico RN MHA has a well-documented history of identifying innovations in education and accelerating their adoption by the healthcare industrial complex. Formerly, she was a healthcare administrator, financial advisor and medical insurance professional. She was also a Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality™ and National Corporate TQI Manger for Abbey Healthcare http://www.stpub.com/pubs/authors/HETICO.htm

TOPIC: “The Top-Ten Medical Practice Valuation Blunders to Avoid”

EXCERPT: “The science of the modern medical practice valuation can be traced to the Estate of Edgar A. Berg v. Commissioner (T. C. Memo 1991-279). In this case, the Court criticized CPAs as not being qualified to perform business valuations, failing to provide analysis of an appropriate discount rates, and making only general references to justify their “Opinion of Value.”

Now, some feel the Berg case launched the valuation profession; especially for contemporaneous health economists and fiduciary medical practice advisors.”

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A very special report on improving medical care quality and related healthcare delivery initiatives thru manufacturing concepts of six-sigma, by a leading physician-executive and senior six-sigma practitioner from Creative Health, USA. This feature was prompted by the many inquires after an original brief post on the same topic.

AUTHOR: Dr. Daniel L. Gee MD MBA, Principal from Creative Health USA, in Scottsdale Arizona. Dr. Gee believes that; “six-sigma is more than simply allocating resources to correct a problem – it’s a proven methodology designed to uncover, isolate, understand, and remedy the root causes of problems”.

POSITION: Dr. Daniel L. Gee is an expert in operating suite dynamics and logistics, having helped establish two hospital-based obstetrical anesthesiology programs, in Phoenix. Formerly, he was managing partner for a multi-specialty anesthesiology practice in the southwest, and Chief of Anesthesiology at John C. Lincoln Hospital in Phoenix. Dr. Gee designed pharmaceutical protocols for clinical practice, was a speaker for Glaxo Pharmaceuticals and served on formulary committees and as an investigator for clinical trial programs. He received a BS with Honors from University of Southern California, an MBA from Arizona State University, and his medical degree from University of Arizona. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Anesthesiology and an active medical practitioner.

TOPIC: Six-Sigma Primer [Physicians, Hospital Administrators and Healthcare Executives]

EXCERPT: “The key to winning in sports is to gain a competitive edge. Athletes must train harder and seek out new training methods; new ideas of physical or mental conditioning just to stay ahead. Likewise, in healthcare, gaining and maintaining a competitive edge or, even surviving, in today’s healthcare environment will demand strong managerial skills and an organizational culture devoted to cutting edge thinking.

What is happening in the manufacturing and outside service industries is a valuable lesson for healthcare managers and providers to learn and stay competitive. The hottest management improvement initiative sweeping many industries is the one approach with the most visible success above all improvement methods so far. It is not a hot new fad or passing fancy but rather, a flexible system built on the best of past management ideas and proven practices of the business world’s most successful companies. It is a philosophy designed to markedly improve an organization’s performance and its management leadership.”

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AUTHOR: Render S. Davis; MHA, CHE of Crawford Long Hospital at Emory University
Atlanta Georgia USA

POSITION: Render S. Davis is a certified healthcare executive. He served as Assistant Administrator for General Services, Policy Development, and Regulatory Affairs at Crawford Long Hospital of Emory University from 1977-95. He is currently an Administrator for Special Projects and Co-Chair of the Ethics Committee of Crawford Long Hospital, and an independent healthcare consultant in the areas of policy and ethics. He is a founding board member of the Health Care Ethics Consortium of Georgia and has served on the consortium’s Executive Committee, Advisory Board, Futility Task Force, Strategic Planning Committee, and has chaired the Annual Conference Planning Committee since 1995.

TOPIC: Evolutionary Shifts in the Primacy of Medical Ethics

EXCERPT: ”For more than 2000 years, the principle of beneficence, the profession’s obligation to be of service to others, was the foundation of the practice of medicine.
In taking the Hippocratic Oath, physicians swore that they would “perform their art solely for the cure of patients,” and patients viewed their doctors as wise, caring, and paternalistic healers unwaveringly committed to their welfare.

Until the era of modern medicine dawned in the early Twentieth Century, sincere caring and compassionate service probably were the most effective instruments in the physician’s meager armamentarium” … What has changed today; if anything?

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AUTHORS: Dr. David Edward Marcinko; MBA, CMP™ and Hope Rachel Hetico; RN, MHA, CMP™

POSITION: Publisher-in-Chief, and Managing Editor of the Executive-Post, respectively.

TOPIC: Financial Designations and Certifications [Alphabet Soup of Industry Obfuscation and Self-Promotion, or Real Gravitas – You Decide?]

EXCERPT: “Until recently, most financial advisors were regulated by the NASD, the National Association of Securities Dealers. Now the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority or FINRA is the largest non-governmental regulator for all securities firms doing business in the United States. It is a self-regulatory agency comprised of the nation’s brokerage firms. Upon completion of a required exam the FINRA will issue a variety of licenses. The most common are the Series 6, 7, and 24.

Some are college graduates, and beyond; while some other experts argue too many are not!”

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READ IT: July 1, 2008
http://healthcarefinancials.wordpress.com/2008/07/01/alphabet-soup-of-financial-designations-and-certifications/

Related: 8 Things your Financial Planner won’t tell You!http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/RetirementandWills/CreateaPlan/8ThingsYourFinancialPlannerWontTellYou.aspx

POSITION: [Principal-Barlow/McCarthy]
http://www.barlowmccarthy.com Contact: 866.315.7774

Allison McCarthy has worked in healthcare for more than 20 years, first as an allied health professional and then moving into physician strategies leadership positions in both community and academic medical centers. As an experienced speaker, she presents at national and regional conferences and is a lead faculty member at the Physician Recruitment Intensive Training program provided by the American Academy of Medical Management (AAMM). Ms. McCarthy is the author of A Practice Development Primer and President of the New England Society for Healthcare Strategy.

TOPIC: Physician Recruiting Success [Senior Leadership's Contribution]

EXCERPT: “If you’re recruiting physicians to your organization, then you probably feel challenged by internal disconnects that hinder your progress. More than likely you deal with one or more of them daily. And for many of these issues you need your senior leader to be your ally, champion and advocate, helping you navigate around those obstacles.

But, exactly what skill set within your leader is your most important resource? And how can you optimize those attributes when you need them?”

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READ IT HERE: http://healthcarefinancials.wordpress.com/2008/08/01/physician-recruiting-success/

AUTHOR: By Darrell Pruitt; DDS
POSITION: A private practice dentist in East Fort Worth, Texas and previous contributor to the Executive-Post on the NPI conundrum.

TOPIC: A Survey of Dentists [Pilot Study]

A survey of 18 dentists was performed using the Internet as a platform. The dentists were presented with ten HIPAA compliancy requirements followed by a series of questions concerning their compliancy as well as the importance of the requirements in dental practices.

Frustration with the tenets of the mandate, as well as open defiance is evident by the written responses. In addition, it appears that a dentist’s likelihood of satisfying a requirement is related to the dentist’s perceived importance of the requirement. Even though this is a limited pilot study, there is convincing evidence that more thorough investigation concerning the cost and benefits of the requirements need to be performed before enforcement of the HIPAA mandate is considered for the nation’s dental practices.

EXCERPT: “Dr. Gerald Daniel seems to have captured many of the dentists’ feelings about the HIPAA Rule when he lamented, “We try to comply, however many times I feel every government agency in the country wants to run my practice without regard to the problems, expense or aggravation it causes the health provider.”
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INTERVIEWED: Dr. David Edward Marcinko; MBA, CMP™
REPORTER: Karen Caffarini
POSITION: Executive-Post Publisher-in-Chief, former president of a PPMC in the Mid-West and Certified Financial Planner ™; noted author, speaker, health economist and medical practice management evangelist.

TOPIC: “Medical Practice Appraisals and Valuations”
[[Unedited Question-Answer Interview]

EXCERPT: “The allocated purchase price must be reported to the IRS. Goodwill is considered a capital asset. Therefore, the seller will want to allocate as much of the selling price to goodwill as possible. The buyer will want to allocate more of the selling price to non-goodwill assets because goodwill amortization is not tax deductible while depreciation and amortization of other assets is tax deductible. This “negotiated” goodwill will stand as the IRS value.

Thus, the IRS has effectively forced the controversial goodwill determination on practice buyers and sellers. This makes it even more imperative for buyers to specifically identify any hidden practice assets they are acquiring at the time of purchase; or for purchasers to discover them.”

Dark Humor
Q: What asset class might have less value right now than a toxic credit-debt-swap-obligation [CDSO]?
A: A private medical practice!

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AUTHOR: Jeffrey Coons; PhD, CFA
AUTHOR: Christopher J. Cummings; CFA, CFP™
TOPIC: Participant-Directed Investment Menus

Despite current market uncertainty, this white-paper will examine several different ways of categorizing investment options and discuss their usefulness in an average healthcare participant’s efforts to build a long-term investment program with an appropriate risk/return trade-off. We will specifically examine the problems associated with manager style classifications (e.g., “growth” versus “value” or “growth & income” versus “growth”, etc.), with the general conclusion that style categories fail to pass the test of the four basic questions listed below.

EXCERPT:

The goal of designing a participant-directed investment menu should be to provide enough diversification of roles to allow participants, physician-executives and trustees to make an appropriate trade-off between risk and return, without having so many roles as to create participant confusion. Ultimately, the burden on plan fiduciaries to adequately educate employees is largely driven by the investment decisions we require them to make in the plan, with more choices necessitating a greater understanding of the fundamental differences between and appropriate role for each choice. The logical questions that arise when selecting options on a menu are:

Most importantly, if healthcare participants are given choice among these different options, can the decisions they make reasonably be expected to result in an appropriate long-term investment program?

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The Medical “Executive-Post” is going “green” by rolling out its newly updated digital edition. Each day, the digital edition will provide health and financial industry coverage of information critical to your work in a fast, flexible and convenient format delivered directly to your e-mail inbox. It’s perfect for the busy life of any physician, health care executive or financial advisor interested in this vital and ever-changing space.

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-Publishers, Editors and Staff

Beginning this year, the Medical Executive-Post will have a slightly new “look and feel.” The changes are being made after several cogent suggestions from astute subscribers. Hopefully, our growing status in the traditional print, and new-wave electronic publishing medium, will be elevated too. No doubt, you will note and appreciate the following changes:

• Longer posts and stories
• More in-depth reporting
• Audios and pod-casts
• More photos and images
• Crossing referencing
• More op-ed pieces
• Personalized by-line stories
• Added videos and webcasts
• Larger fonts-varying styles

We hope these changes will enhance the quality and subject-matter gravitas of the Medical Executive-Post in 2009. Our goal is to increase readership and extend our subscriber base with richer media presentations.

And so, please tell us – how are we doing? As a social network of health economics and financial professionals, laboring at the “intersection of medical-mission and profit-margin”, we are at your service.

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Fraternally,
David Edward Marcinko
Hope Rachel Hetico
Ann Miller
Editors and Staff

Beginning this month, the Medical Executive-Post will begin placing your professional videos and vlogs; online. This decision was made after listening to our subscribers. Hopefully, our growing status in the new-wave electronic video medium will be elevated, too.

Our first contributions were sent in by Jeremy Engdahl-Johnson, with our thanks! Sample topics include the following:

• Will e-HRs be governed by some industry standard? Who will provide them?
• How do we achieve standardization of electronic health records?
• How has the Veterans Health Administration used electronic health records?
• Transcript: Who owns electronic health information?
• What are the benefits of electronic health records?
• How do we make an investment in healthcare during a recession?
• and more!

Link: http://www.HealthcareTownHall.com
And so, please continue to send in your informed posts and expert commentary in the usual fashion.

Fraternally,
Ann Miller; RN, MHA
Executive Director

Who: Bennett Aikin; AIF®
Where: The internet virtual ether
Topic: Financial fiduciary accountability
Why: To explain a growing controversy in the financial services industry

By Hope Rachel Hetico; RN, MHA, CMP™
By Ann Miller; RN, MHA

Currently, there is a growing dilemma in the financial sales and services industry. It goes something like this:

• What is a financial fiduciary?
• Who is a financial fiduciary?
• How can I tell if my financial advisor is a fiduciary?

Now, in as much as this controversy affects laymen and physician-investors alike, we went right to the source for up-to-date information regarding this often contentious topic. Get ready for a controversial e-mail interview, and Question-Answer session, with Bennett [Ben] Aikin; AIF®; the Communications Coordinator for http://www.fi360.com

Link:
http://healthcarefinancials.wordpress.com/2009/03/01/an-interview-with-bennett-aikin-aif%c2%ae/

And so, please send us your thoughts and comments in the usual fashion.

Fraternally,
Dr. David Edward Marcinko; MBA, CMP™
Publisher-in-Chief

What: An exclusive telephonic and email interview.
Who: Dr. David Edward Marcinko; MBA [Editor, administrator and health economist]
Topic: The recession, economy, hospital operations, and Obama administration
Where: The telephone and internet virtual ME-P ether
Why: Providing opinions and pontifications on the healthcare industrial complex.

By: Steve Brawner
Sponsor: Medical Business News, Inc., publisher of Medical News of Arkansas

Currently, among the many dilemmas in healthcare, we seek to answer queries like:

• When will the recession end and how will it affect hospitals and physician practitioners?
• What operations and organizational policies can hospitals pursue to survive, going forward?
• How will the Obama stimulus plan affect hospitals and healthcare organizations?

Now, in as much as this controversy affects patients, administrators, politicians, Wall Street, nurse-executives and physicians alike, we went right to the source for up-to-date information regarding this current topic. Get ready for a controversial interview, and Question-Answer session, with Dr. David Edward Marcinko; Publisher-in-Chief, of this ME-P.

Link: http://healthcarefinancials.wordpress.com/2009/04/01/medical-news-of-arkansas-interviews-dr-marcinko/?preview=true&preview_id=9094&preview_nonce=d9039cf076

Link: [edited] http://www.arkansasmedicalnews.com/news.php?viewStory=738

And so, please send us your thoughts and comments in the usual fashion.

Fraternally,
Ann Miller; RN, MHA
Executive Director

What: A Special Report Especially Prepared upon the Request of Podiatry Today
Who: Dr. David E Marcinko and Hope Rachel Hetico; RN, MHA
Topic: Essential Insights on Successful Budgeting
Reporter: Jeffrey Hall [Editor Podiatry Today]
Where: Internet Ether

Although some doctors might view a budget as unnecessarily restrictive, sticking to a spending plan can be a useful tool in enhancing the wealth of a medical practice. These authors emphasize keys to smart budgeting and how to track spending and savings in these tough economic times. Universal applicability is obvious.

Read the Report Here
Link: http://www.podiatrytoday.com/essential-insights-on-successful-budgeting

And so, please send us your thoughts and comments in the usual fashion.

Fraternally,
Ann Miller; RN, MHA
Executive Director

What: An Interview and Special Report Exclusively Prepared for the ME-P
Who: Mr. Jack Levy, CISSP [President – Securebill, Inc]
Topic: Physician Selection of eHRs
Reporter: Amaury Cifuentes; CFP®
Where: Internet Ether

Although skeptics of eHRs abound, President Barack H. Obama’s signing of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act [ARRA] of 2009 has created a massive push for their implementation. The Act provides $19.2 billion, including $17.2 billion for financial incentives to be administered by Medicare and Medicaid. This assistance – of up to $40 to $65 thousand per eligible physician – and up to $11 million per hospitals – begins in 2011.

Read the Report Here
Link: http://healthcarefinancials.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/jack-levy-interview.pdf

And so, please send us your thoughts and comments in the usual fashion.

Fraternally,
Ann Miller; RN, MHA
Executive Director

We are pleased to report on the response to many of our featured posts and informative articles; some positive, others not so. Of course, many of the most positive “kudos” go out to our Publisher-in-Chief, Dr. David Edward Marcinko; MBA. Most folks simply love his musings. This is appropriate since our complimentary ME-P personal blog, and its’ companion premium-institutional subscription guide: Healthcare Organizations [Journal of Financial Management Strategies] on CD-ROM, was his brain-child. He has quite the national, and international, reputation ya know.
Link: http://www.HealthcareFinancials.com

Reputation Augmentation or Decimation

Of course, for good or for bad, Dave’s reputation is sure to be augmented [cough-cough] as he begins his most recent public [private] speaking and book signing tour in the Upper Peninsula, of Michigan. As usual, he will be “teaching and preaching”, and “signing and opining.” So, contact me daily for his travel itinerary this month, and I’ll let you know his exact venue. Perhaps you’ll have time to catch-up with him. If not, just give him an electronic “shout–out” on this ME-P platform.
Link: http://healthcarefinancials.wordpress.com/dr-david-marcinko%e2%80%99s-bookings/

Book Signing and Speaking Tour

Nevertheless, Dave sure does seem to invite controversy wherever he goes. His polemics are just that note-able, and dare I say, controversial. And so, here are five more articles written by Dave and posted on the HCP Live [beta] website and Healthcare Professionals Network. The Editor, Peter Kelly, is a colleague and Dave was pleased to write for him. We all are firm believers in the motto: “Give Blog – Get Blog.” If the postings are new to you – please enjoy them all with our compliments. If not; re-read and relish them again. SEARCH word: Marcinko
Link: http://www.hcplive.com/hcplive/search

Conclusion

And so, your thoughts and comments on this Medical Executive-Post are appreciated. I’ll try to hold down the e-publishing-fort, until Dave returns in mid-July. Until then, please tell us what you think. Feel free to review our top-left column, and top-right sidebar materials, links, URLs and related websites, too. Then, be sure to subscribe to the ME-P. It is fast, free and secure.
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Fraternally,
Ann Miller; RN, MHA
Executive Director