Comprehensiveness Pays: Diabetic Patients as a Valuable Part of Your Practice
Your diabetic patient population has unique needs for care. Providing wound care services to this patient group is critical for promoting greater health and limb salvage, while also introducing new opportunities for revenue to your practice. In this webinar, Dr. Jonathan Moore will discuss how adding a wound care program to your practice is a win-win situation that leads to both healthier patients as well as a healthier bottom line!
At the end of Dr. Moore’s presentation stay for a Question & Answer session where he will answer any questions that you might have about dispensing DME wound care to your diabetic patients.
What You Will Learn:
- Simple steps you can take at each patient visit to meet the unique clinical needs of your diabetic patient population.
- What is LPV (Lifetime Patient Value) and why it matters to both your practice and diabetic patients.
- Why providing wound care products and services make business sense for your practice and clinical sense for your diabetic patients.
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Comprehensiveness Pays: Diabetic Patients as a Valuable Part of Your Practice
12/13/202312:30pm EST30 minutes
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Speakers:
Dr. Jonathan Moore
Dr. Jonathan Moore
DPM, MS, AAPWCA
Dr. Jonathan Moore is a managing partner at Cumberland Foot & Ankle in Somerset, Kentucky. He is a widely published authority on a variety of foot and ankle-related subjects and serves on multiple professional boards. Since 2005, Dr. Moore has been on the Board of Trustees American Academy of Podiatric Practice Management. He was named one of Podiatry Management’s most influential podiatric physicians in America and his work has also been published in peer-reviewed scientific journals as well as numerous articles published in Podiatry Management and Podiatry Today magazines. With a passion for excellence, he lectures across the country on various practice management concepts and practices.
