Biden Signs New $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Legislation into Law As you might imagine, $1.9 trillion covers a lot of ground. Here are the provisions that we believe will be of greatest interest to you. Unemployment BenefitsIf you made less than $150,000 last year, the first $10,200 of unemployment benefits received is tax-exempt. If you have already filed your 2020 federal return, you will need to amend that return to capture a refund. Recovery Rebates$1,400 per single taxpayers including dependents earning less than … [Read More...] about How the COVID Relief Legislation Impacts You
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Things I Wish I Learned In Medical School (or Residency for that Matter)
Medical school is an intense learning experience. It can feel as though you are being force fed information. It may seem like you cannot … [Read More...] about Things I Wish I Learned In Medical School (or Residency for that Matter)

Case Study: Dr. HF Doesn’t Build Confidence
TS has been struggling with dizziness for several years. He has been to several doctors in multiple specialties. He has set up an … [Read More...] about Case Study: Dr. HF Doesn’t Build Confidence
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Appointment Reminders
Almost every office and hospital use patient appointment reminders. Some are poor, others mediocre, and some do a relatively good job. In the present … [Read More...] about Appointment Reminders

Emotional Intelligence, Patient Engagement, and the Practice of Medicine
Caring for Patients Patient engagement is the hot topic lately. Caring about an individual person who is your patient helps create meaningful … [Read More...] about Emotional Intelligence, Patient Engagement, and the Practice of Medicine

Great Leaders Are Effective Managers
For years numerous books and articles were written about the art of management, but over the past few years, the pendulum has swung toward a plea for … [Read More...] about Great Leaders Are Effective Managers

Case Study: Leadership Means Finding the Source of Problems
SQ is a loyal employee who brings a positive attitude and is always on time and willing to help out. Recently, however the office manager found SQ's … [Read More...] about Case Study: Leadership Means Finding the Source of Problems

Case Study: PT Manages the Practice Without Building Relationships
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Case Study: Excessive Cell Phone Use By Physician
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Using Payroll Protection Program Money
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Managing Phones, Emails, & Texts
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Websites Need to Work
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