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We recently vetted this question. “I have a pure elective cosmetic surgical practice. An important part of patient satisfaction is managing expectations prior to the procedure. Explaining what is the likely result, and making sure the patient will be fully compliant with recovery and post-op recommendations. I’ve been burned by a couple of patients who ...

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I heard from a family medicine physician recently who explained she just retired after a long career. Congratulations. She had not quite figured out how she planned to spend her free time. But… She had a long-standing relationship with a local marching band that trains locally. It performs both locally and on the road. She’d ...

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Understanding authenticity, compliance, and reputation signals in an AI-driven search environment, with a clear focus on what is changing, and what is not. Meaning: What actually works?

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Short answer: usually no. Longer answer: only if it’s enforceable where you live, you’re getting something meaningful for the restriction, and the terms are so narrow they won’t kneecap patient care, your options—or your career. A few realities: Bottom line: if you’re leaving to start your own practice, my default is don’t sign a new ...

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If your medical license is subject to discipline in one state, reciprocal discipline can be meted out in other states in which you hold a license. New York is no exception. No surprise there. If one state slaps you on the wrist, NY can do likewise, assuming the underlying offense would be sanctionable in NY. ...

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