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In this episode, Mark and Howie answer some questions we've been receiving about dental marketing: How do I get my associate to take insurance when I don't? What's the deal with duplicate content? When should I redo my website? #88: Mail Bag! Insurance Woes, Duplicate Content, Podcast
February 16, 2018
by Mark D
Podcast
was in love with the instructor. Your first book is really a great question. Your first book was, A Managerial Analysis of Federal Income Redistribution Mechanisms: the Government as factory insurance company and bank, 1979. I read it at Creighton 1980.Your second book was, Creating New Healthcare Ventures
February 27, 2018
by howard
Podcast
is the CEO of a nationally based insurance brokerage company, Eric S. Studley and Associates, Inc., specializing in the insurance and financial needs of dentists (). Since 2001, Dr. Studley has consistently been the #1 disability producer in the United States with Guardian Life Insurance Company
February 08, 2018
by howard
Podcast
discussion with a unique insurance situation that Dr. Stevens encountered not long ago. What is an insurance's role in the doctor-patient relationship? Are insurances practicing dentistry without a license when they recommend treatment? We discuss these topics and much more on this episode of the Dental
February 13, 2018
by DentalRealist
Podcast
. He is a bootstrap entrepreneur and understands how to grow a company without 3rd party funding. Jordon’s main goal is to help as many practices as he can using BoomCloud to help grow practices, create recurring revenue for them and reduce dependence with insurance companies. He truly cares
February 21, 2018
by Dr Anissa Holmes
Podcast
for service and accepted high quality dental insurance. He didn't accept PPO insurance. He felt one of his keyes to success was listening to practice management lectures and tapes by Howard Farran and Rick Kushner Also clinical information from Gordon Christensen In subsequent years he opened 2
February 07, 2018
by howard
Podcast
the ugly: is it just going to be that hygiene runs at a loss or can it actually break even? Can it be a profit center? Talk economics first. Kim: Let me first make a comment about insurance companies, if I may. While the topic you bring up is the elephant in the room, often times insurance companies
February 18, 2018
by howard
Podcast
out into the marketplace. Majority of the private equity firms that are out there today, they go out and they raise capital. They go to all the big companies, they go to endowment funds, they go to universities, they go to insurance companies, and they create a limited partnership. These investors
February 24, 2018
by howard
Podcast
drives. Last week a client, an ex-employee at the dental office gets on Facebook with a current patient. He's complaining that his insurance wasn't properly processed and the ex-employee said hey, I think you already used that cleaning two months before they couldn't put through on the insurance. Do
February 01, 2018
by howard
Podcast
you $20 if you let me clean your teeth. How much does price matter in all this on your advertising and marketing? Ali: It really depends on your demographic. In some areas , you'll be catering to a very insurance-based population to where price doesn't really matter. So if you do go for price, you
February 16, 2018
by howard
Podcast
to a very insurance-based population to where price doesn't really matter. So if you do go for price, you might even lose those patients. In other areas where you might be in a lower demographic area, a lot more cash patients, price everything. Generally speaking, from the beginning of time when
February 15, 2018
by howard
Podcast
infertility. What's the average bariatric case? Mike: t varies quite a bit, based on insurance coverage. The total cost is often up into the $50,000; $60,000, $70,000 range. Often what's financed will be closer to $25,000 or $30,000. Howard: And I want to say something else on than that. When
February 08, 2018
by howard
Podcast
. Is that the numbers you're hearing? George: We were on the '80s but it depends on laboratories and he's got great, of course. Howard: Let's focus on my homies on that sending it one at a time, the mass-market single unit. One of the problems is that dental insurance started in 1948 when the Longshoremen's Union
February 01, 2018
by howard
Podcast
observe from listening to calls, what happens is that, let's say somebody gets a promotion and they get suddenly upgrade insurance. Now they get all the dental work done that they were delaying for the past five, ten years. So, suddenly, you have this patient who has a lot of problems and he's got
February 14, 2018
by howard
Podcast
everything that I'm teaching to people in their practice. Howard: And then Tom you're running at 50%? Thomas: Yes. Howard: That's awesome buddy. Thomas: Yep. Jeff: Yeah, and this is comprehensive case acceptance. This isn't like just presenting what the insurance will pay this year, so
February 20, 2018
by howard
Podcast
sure you take damn good care of your client. And that goes in any business. Howard: Okay, you're using terms that my homies don't know. You said, 'no triple net'. They don't know what 'triple net' is. What's 'triple net'? Norman: Right, the 'triple net' is the taxes, the insurance
February 09, 2018
by howard
Podcast
practice maybe five years out. Howard: Why five years out? Olivia: I want to get some experience. I want to feel really confident with the dentistry. I want to see a few different business models, get more experience with insurances. That's relative, the five years, but I think that's going
February 28, 2018
by howard
Podcast
not be a good fit for our agency. Howard: So, who is the most likely to want your services? Would it be orthodontists, because their average new patient is worth $6,500, whereas a general dentist, if you look at insurance data the average American spent last year - I think it was, four ... I think
February 02, 2018
by howard
Podcast
McDonald's, like everyone's the same. I mean, dentists talk about like Delta Dental's just like this one insurance company, and it's really thirty-nine different companies. Maren: Yeah, there's different member companies. We provide care and benefits to Iowa-based companies. While we still have
February 12, 2018
by howard
Podcast
a settlement with their players' union for millions and millions of dollars for all current and ex-NFL players for dental insurance. BROCK: Really? HOWARD: Oh yeah. Yes huge, huge, huge, huge. Who's that guy that we podcast on that owns the orthodontic lab here in Phoenix? David Gergen. Yeah. David Gergen
February 06, 2018
by howard
Podcast
deal. So they go to lecture and everybody's talking about all one four and they're like, damn it. I want to do inaudible 00:51:42. Dennis: One, I want to do just one. Howard: And when you look at hundreds of millions of insurance claims on the thirty two teeth are just like nothing. Then the six
February 20, 2018
by howard
Podcast
a day. Where is he getting all these new patients and number two, no one ever accepts treatment. So and then when you look at national insurance data it's pretty obvious that when you go to something as simple as a radiographic, two surface class two cavity that when you diagnose a hundred million
February 17, 2018
by howard
Podcast
Dental Administrators that are helping companies basically self-insure, create their own dental self-insurance. Preserve is a company that produces toothbrushes that are made out of recycled materials. Howard: Preserve makes toothbrushes? Scott: They're made out of recycled material. They make a, you
February 13, 2018
by howard
Podcast
dental malpractice insurance. I have four boys. How many cars have my four boys totaled? I mean, at least one for all ... yeah, I think it's six cars for four boys and they're only twenty-two, twenty-four, twenty-six, twenty-eight and there were no DUI's or anything like that. But the bottom line is I
February 24, 2018
by howard
Podcast
a PPO. When I got out of school thirty years ago, I set my fees and the insurance companies just paid a percent. So they'd pay 100% for cleaning, exams and x-rays, 80% for fillings and root canals and 50% for dentures and crowns. And my fees were higher then than thirty years later. So now when
February 22, 2018
by howard
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