Daily Archives: August 6, 2019

Opt-Out: How to Take Back Financial Control of Your Private Clinical Practice Without the Hassle of Insurance Companies by TJ Ahn

All across America, doctors are being forced to close due to the steady decline of insurance reimbursements. Opt-Out is a prescription for struggling private practice owners who want to turn their business around without relying on insurance networks.

Dr. TJ Ahn, a Korean-born podiatrist, enrolled in podiatry school, inspired by the “Golden Era” of private practice surgery. Fast forward 15 years, and Ahn finds himself in a completely different economic landscape fighting off monstrous waves of insurance-driven rules, regulations,
paperwork and headaches, leaving him to decide whether a medical career was even possible.

This book documents Ahn’s decision to “opt-out” of the traditional insurance-based model in favor of a more profitable, more sustainable, and more patient-focused model that all private practice owners can implement before it’s too late.

This is Dr. Ahn’s playbook for success in the modern era of private practice, covering mindset strategies, productivity tips, social media tactics, niche development, influence and much more.

A powerful guide for physicians looking to bolster their knowledge in the most up-to-date strategies being used to develop and market private practices.

Where The Story Starts by Imogen Clark

A strange encounter. An unlikely friendship. But will it survive when they both know the truth?

As single mother Leah struggles to get her children ready one morning, the doorbell rings. Standing on the doorstep of their terraced house in Whitley Bay is a well-dressed stranger, Clio, who feels an emotional tie to the house that she can’t explain. The story should end there, but a long-buried secret is already on its way to the surface…

In some ways the two women couldn’t be more different: Leah’s a mother of two and the daughter of a barmaid; Clio’s a perennially single heiress to her baroness mother’s estate. But where Leah lacks grown-up company, Clio lacks any experience of the real world, and the unlikely friendship sparked by their curious first meeting offers both of them a welcome respite from the routine of their lives.

It is a friendship that will answer questions neither of them knew to ask, uncovering secret stories from the past that have stayed hidden for decades. But will it also be the catalyst for them to finally feel that they belong?

PointsLife: Not Your Grandma’s Timeshare by Fred Lanosa

PointsLife is about points! A “Tell-All”l book about vacation ownership today, not your Grandma’s timeshare. Learn why points are quickly becoming the vacation currency of choice for today’s savvy travelers. Learn insider secrets on how-to access better accommodations, better views, better discounts at the best destinations. Imagine…no need to bounce from travel site to travel ever again. Includes vacation examples and how many points it takes to go. Learn how points buy cruises (including Riverboat), vacation house rentals similar to VRBO and AirBNB type accommodations , world-class tours, hotels , and mini-getaways at up to 50% discounts. Read real stories from points-owners in their own words and more…Substantive…Enlightening…Eye-opening ….a 90-minute unauthorized tour into the world of points!

Holly and The Coat Mysteryby Dianne Harman

A review from the first book in the series, Holly and The Framed Friend: “If you grew up reading and loving Nancy Drew books, as I did, you will love this book. It brought me back to the days of childhood when I loved to curl up with Nancy and her friends as they solved mysteries… This is definitely a YA book for tween-agers, but the story is so delightful an adult is likely to find pleasure in reading it and remembering those years in the past when Nancy Drew was their favorite character. Kudos to Dianne Harman for creating this fun remembrance.”

This, the second book in the series, finds Holly and Wade trying to find the person who left a bottle of drugs in a coat they donated to the church. When Holly realizes that someone has scraped the prescription information off of the bottle, she’s concerned the person may be taking drugs.

It brings back memories of her mother and her drug addiction. Holly’s determined to find the person and reach out, wondering if her life would have been different if someone had reached out to her mother.

If you loved Nancy Drew, you don’t want to miss the second book in the Holly Lewis series by two-time USA Today Bestselling Author, Dianne Harman.