Healthcare Digital Marketing Podcast
Welcome to the Healthcare Marketing Podcast! The only podcast dedicated to providing effective marketing strategies for dentists, independent physicians and multi-location medical practices.
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Ep. 71: How to Keep More of What Your Dental Practice Earns — with Kingsley Ifedi, CPA (opens the original)
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Growing a successful dental practice isn't just about increasing production and attracting new patients—it's also about making smart financial decisions that allow you to keep more of what you earn. From tax planning and owner compensation to avoiding IRS red flags, understanding the financial side of practice ownership can have a major impact on your long-term growth. In this episode of the Healthcare Digital Marketing Podcast , Lamar Hull sits down with Kingsley Ifedi, CPA, to discuss the tax
Ep. 70: Avoid Costly Legal Mistakes When Buying or Selling a Dental Practice — with Erik Andrieux (opens the original)
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Growing a dental practice isn't just about attracting new patients—it's also about protecting the business you're building. Whether you're buying, selling, or expanding through acquisition, the legal decisions you make can have a lasting impact on your brand, patient relationships, and future growth. In this episode of the Healthcare Digital Marketing Podcast , Lamar Hull sits down with Erik Andrieux , founder of Andrieux Law, to discuss the legal side of practice acquisitions and transitions th
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