The Absurd Economics of Nutrition and Exercise
By Glenn Sabin It’s fair to say that, to a large extent, America has long fostered a culture and environment conducive to physical inactivity and nutritional-based
By Glenn Sabin It’s fair to say that, to a large extent, America has long fostered a culture and environment conducive to physical inactivity and nutritional-based
By Michael H. Cohen, JD telemedicine laws: who operates the sites and provides content? are the visits to the site considered clinical encounters, or merely
By John Weeks New Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine (AIHM) broadens its leadership team: Wisneski, Snider and Weeks join board. In the fall of 2013,
By John Weeks Washington, DC-based integrative health and medicine writer and consultant Taylor Walsh, an Integrator adviser and columnist, sends this notice: “In early September,
By Michael H. Cohen, JD Many physicians, chiropractors, acupuncturists, and other healthcare practitioners want to know whether they are fee-splitting when they rent a room hourly
By Michael H. Cohen, JD Is it fee-splitting to hire another medical doctor, chiropractor, acupuncturist, or other health care practitioner in your office and give them
By Glenn Sabin In my first article in this three-part series about speaking on integrative medicine, I discussed incorporating mindfulness in your talks, presentations, videos and
By Glenn Sabin In my previous blog in this space, I discussed the concept of mindfulness, and how incorporating mindful speaking can benefit your integrative medicine
By Glenn Sabin As an integrative health and medicine practitioner or executive, what are you doing to position your personal brand? If the answer is nothing,
By Glenn Sabin If your practice accepts third-party payer reimbursements, consider group clinic visits as a unique opportunity to cost-effectively deliver important services with reasonable compensation.
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