Geriatric Medicine A Perfect Storm of Practice Opportunity
Forget everything you think you know about the practice of Geriatric Medicine (also known as Long-Term Care Medicine). Let me show you how to bring satisfaction, freedom and profitability back to your practice.
High Demand
Over the next two to three decades, the number of Americans over 65 will double to over 70 million, or 20% of the population. Because of improved health care, these people will be living longer with chronic illnesses. This sea of patients will be coming to you, if you are properly positioned to help.
Short Supply
The number of physicians practicing primary Geriatric Medicine is approximately 6000 and has been declining in recent years. There is not and will not be enough geriatric physicians to meet the demand. This means numerous opportunities and control for you to practice where, when and how you choose.
Highest Job Satisfaction
Geriatric care physicians have the number one highest job satisfaction rating of any physician type. Their patients really need and appreciate them. They still respect their doctors. Long-Term Care involves many interesting opportunities in a variety of practice models providing you, the doctor, with control and flexibility.
Profitability
Long-Term Care Medicine’s unique features allow creativity and unlimited profit potential. There are several geriatric practice models possible and when used with specific profitable guidelines can steer you toward success. Many of these income streams are only available to geriatric physicians.
As an internist or family practitioner you are in a perfect position to take advantage of this growing practice opportunity in Long-Term Care Medicine today.
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Geriatric Medicine Can Be Profitable Geriatric Medicine can be very profitable if the practice is run properly. Many physicians, even those already in a Long-Term Care practice, overlook many lucrative income streams.
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Highest Job Satisfaction is in Geriatric Medicine Geriatric Medicine has the highest level of job satisfaction of all subspecialties according to a 2002 survey published in Archives of Internal Medicine.
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Managed Care Elimination Managed Care participation isn't needed to practice Geriatric Medicine. Due to increased Medicare costs and poor market penetration, working with Managed Care isn’t necessary.
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Practice Models in Geriatric Medicine Practice models in Geriatric Medicine are only limited by the desires and creativity of the practicing physician. It isn't your typical office based practice anymore.
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Additional Income Streams in Geriatric Medicine Multiple additional income streams are available to a geriatric physician. Many of these alternative sources of income are only offered to those directly involved with Long-Term Care.
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Qualifications to Practice Geriatric Medicine Formal qualifications to practice Geriatric/Long-Term Care medicine do not exist yet. If you are an Internist or Family Practitioner you already possess the basic skills needed.
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Misconceptions in Geriatric Medicine Misconceptions about Geriatric/Long-Term Care Medicine abound. Because of its close association with the nursing home industry, (a favorite target of the media), geriatrics’ image suffers as well
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FAQs FAQs about Geraitric and Long-Term Care Medicine answered by Gregory P. Zydiak, MD, CMD who has over 17 years experience in Long-Term Care
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Geriatric Medicine Media Page This media page gives you a glimpse of how Dr. Zydiak isn't just surviving in Geriatric Medicine, but is thriving. These articles and interview gives you a glimpse on how he does it.
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The Long-Term Care Practice Manual The Long-Term Care Practice Manual is a practical introductory guide to the practice of Geriatric/Long-Term Care Medicine. Learn how to succeed from my 17 years worth of expensive trial and error.
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Buy Long-Term Care Practice Manual Now There are several ways for you to purchase The Long-Term Care Practice Manual. You can buy it online and download it instantly, or you can purchase via US mail or fax.
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