Podcast appearances and mentions of keith landry

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In this episode of the Growing a Successful Orthopedic Practice Podcast, Jonathan Yerasimides, M.D., Orthopedic Surgeon at Louisville Hip and Knee Institute, and Alice Shade, CEO and President of 4 A Ventures, join Keith Landry, to offer orthopedic physicians and practice managers a blueprint to leave the hospital system and open an independent practice.Dr. Yerasimides says physicians going independent have to let go and let a business operations expert put the details in place to establish and scale an independent practice. Shade says it's important to surround the surgeons with strong legal, human resources and information technology teams so they can focus on doing surgical procedures.Tune in to discover:Things independent physicians never thought of until they already took the leapBe willing to use different systems in an independent practice than at the hospitalExercises to see how employees interact as a team to achieve best resultsTwo reasons why some orthopedic physicians should stay put within the hospital systemAbout Jonathan Yerasimides, M.D. Jonathan Yerasimides, M.D. is an Orthopedic Surgeon at Louisville Hip and Knee Institute. He specializes in primary and revision hip replacement procedures. Dr. Yerasimides performed the first anterior approach hip replacement in Louisville. He performs more anterior approach hip replacements each year than any other surgeon in the United States, with more than 9,500 during his career. Dr. Yerasimides regularly travels across the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia to demonstrate the anterior approach hip replacement to other surgeons. About Alice ShadeAlice Shade is CEO and President of 4 A Ventures. She is an Executive, Advisor, Founder and Strategist with extensive experience in establishing vision, building companies, creating revenue, developing teams, forging strategic partnerships, and producing results. She helps independent practices with program ideation, development and execution focused on data, outcomes and technology driven solutions.About Keith LandryKeith Landry is Director of Public Relations at Insight Marketing Group. Keith has been a public relations consultant since 2010. He has more than 26 years of experience as a news anchor, news reporter and public affairs show host, which he uses to implement innovative public relations strategies for medical practice clients. 

In this episode of the Growing a Successful Orthopedic Practice Podcast, Chris Samulowitz, Senior Organizational Development and Business Executive at MRC Corp., and Debbie Howard, Founder of STAT Healthcare Revenue, join Keith Landry, to offer orthopedic physicians and practice managers strategies they can use this week to run their practices more efficiently.Samulowitz says physicians and practice managers have to analyze the efficiency of their revenue streams, systems and operations, and keep employees engaged to keep those processes on track. Howard adds managers should hone in on how they use technology to improve profit margins.Tune in to discover:How a team meeting using sticky notes can begin the efficiency effortAdapt your processes when online reviews are showing a troubling trendTrain team members to adjust to necessary changes to improve productivityAnalyze accounts receivable to collect payments more quicklyAbout Chris SamulowitzChris Samulowitz is Senior Organizational Development and Business Executive at MRC Corporation. He offers 30 years of experience helping management teams put organizational development plans in place. Samulowitz helps leaders identify critical success factors to improve individual and business outcomes. He works to identify gaps in business operations and to develop core competencies for companies and workers to optimize performance. About Debbie HowardDebbie Howard is Founder of STAT Healthcare Revenue. She offers 30 years of experience helping practice administrators improve their systems and profitability. Howard has worked with a wide variety of medical groups. She helps physicians and managers improve employee performance, accounts receivable operations, third party contracting and helps them improve their use of information technology. About Keith LandryKeith Landry is Director of Public Relations at Insight Marketing Group. Keith has been a public relations consultant since 2010. He has more than 26 years of experience as a news anchor, news reporter and public affairs show host, which he uses to implement innovative public relations strategies for medical practice clients. 

In this episode of the Growing a Successful Orthopedic Practice Podcast, Jennifer Taggart, Director of Business Development at Insight Marketing Group, joins Keith Landry, to offer orthopedic physicians and practice managers strategies they can use this week to better build their physician referral networks.Taggart says physicians and practice managers have to budget time every week to build their referral networks, even during the challenges of the COVID era. She believes orthopedic physicians must define what sets them apart and make sure they educate potential referring physicians about that when they ask for referrals.Tune in to discover:How physicians can personalize their outreach to other physicians for referralsAnalyze why some physicians are not referring to your orthopedic practiceIdeas to make the referral process easy for another physicianEducate referring physicians about new services your practice offersAbout Jennifer Taggart Jennifer Taggart is Director of Business Development at Insight Marketing Group, which implements a full range of marketing solutions for medical practices. Taggart has expertise in business development, partnership and customer success management. She is skilled in event management, philanthropy, account management, direct sales, and healthcare. About Keith LandryKeith Landry is Director of Public Relations at Insight Marketing Group. Keith has been a public relations consultant since 2010. He has more than 26 years of experience as a news anchor, news reporter and public affairs show host, which he uses to implement innovative public relations strategies for medical practice clients. 

In this episode of the Growing a Successful Orthopedic Practice Podcast, Roger Lear, President of OrlandoJobs.com, joins Keith Landry, to offer orthopedic practice managers advice on how to manage staff shortages. It’s an issue that has been especially challenging during the COVID-19 pandemic.Lear says the best way to manage a staff shortage is to put a plan in place before it happens. He believes cross training employees and developing strong relationships with medical staffing companies before you are short handed are also important strategies.Tune in to discover:How to line up you medical staffing agency of choice before the sick calls come inWhy employee engagement is critical now to keep staff members coming to workYour recruiting strategy must stress employee safety on the jobHow cross-training workers builds morale while preventing problemsAbout Roger Lear Roger Lear is President of OrlandoJobs.com, the largest employment website in Central Florida. For almost 16 years. Lear and his team have helped thousands of individuals find jobs, advance their careers and support their families. Lear oversees an organization which works with hundreds of companies in various sectors, including the healthcare sector.About Keith LandryKeith Landry is Director of Public Relations at Insight Marketing Group. Keith has been a public relations consultant since 2010. He has more than 26 years of experience as a news anchor, news reporter and public affairs show host, which he uses to implement innovative public relations strategies for medical practice clients.

In this episode of the Growing a Successful Orthopedic Practice Podcast, Kyri Ioannou, Senior Consultant in the Orthopedics Division with Enterprise Medical Recruiting, joins Keith Landry, to offer tips for recruiting great orthopedic physicians for your practice.Ioannou says he is seeing more orthopedic medical groups recruiting physicians in early 2021 after the pandemic put many hires on hold the previous year. Ioannou believes it’s important to recruit orthopedic surgeons who share the same philosophy on the volume of procedures performed at your practice each month.Tune in to discover:Which areas of the country are seeing more recruiting activity nowWhy recruiting an orthopedic physician is different than some other medical fieldsHow to find orthopedic physicians that fit the culture within your practiceWhy some physicians are sheltering in place instead of seeking new jobsAbout Kyri Ioannou Kyri Ioannou is a Senior Consultant in the Orthopedics Division with Enterprise Medical Recruiting. Mr. Ioannou has more than 10 years of experience in the healthcare industry and has worked the last 5 years in physician recruiting. He has successfully worked with corporate health systems, community networks and small private practices. Kyri has a Master’s Degree in Sports Therapy.About Keith LandryKeith Landry is Director of Public Relations at Insight Marketing Group. Keith has been a public relations consultant since 2010. He has more than 26 years of experience as a news anchor, news reporter and public affairs show host, which he uses to implement innovative public relations strategies for medical practice clients.

In this episode of the DrMarketingTips podcast, Keith Landry, host of our sister show, Growing a Successful Orthopedic Practice Podcast, sits down with Congressman Darren Soto, U.S. Representative of Florida's 9th Congressional District, for a Capitol Hill update on the future of federal regulation of telehealth visits in America.U.S. Rep. Soto expects Congress to extend an existing emergency waiver which reimburses physicians who offer telehealth visits to Medicare patients. Congressman Soto says federal changes to regulation of telehealth visits could take months or a few years.Tune in to discover:Why there is bipartisan support to extend the Medicare reimbursements waiverCongress is considering what parts of the waiver should become permanentLawmakers are analyzing if telehealth visits save money for the Medicare systemCongress continues to debate if some reimbursement rates will be reducedAbout U.S. Representative Darren SotoU.S. Representative Darren Soto serves Florida's 9th Congressional District. Congressman Soto is in his 3rd term in Congress, representing residents of Osceola County, and parts of Orange and Polk Counties. He is the first Floridian of Puerto Rican descent to serve in Congress, and he serves on the Energy and Commerce Committee, which has jurisdiction over Medicare administration.

In this episode of the Growing a Successful Orthopedic Practice Podcast, Heather McLeod, attorney at MKRS Law, joins Keith Landry, to offer strategies on how orthopedic practices can navigate the workers’ compensation system to increase revenue.The workers’ compensation attorney says orthopedic physicians wanting to focus on this area should have adequate staffing to handle the high volume of cases in order to be successful.Tune in to discover:Why responding quickly to claims adjusters could make you their favorite practiceHow to become the practice that attorneys and insurance companies recommendYou can help reduce fraud in the workers’ compensation systemReview the medical record before accepting a patient during a “one-time change”About Heather McLeodHeather McLeod, workers’ compensation attorney at MKRS Law, has been concentrating on the representation of employers, insurance carriers and third party administrators since 1994. She performs seminars for employers to provide preventative counseling to help reduce claims and exposure for established claims. She works to resolve claims as quickly and effectively as possible. McLeod has been a Supreme Court Circuit Certified Mediator since 2003. About Keith LandryKeith Landry is Director of Public Relations at Insight Marketing Group. Keith has been a public relations consultant since 2010. He has more than 26 years of experience as a news anchor, news reporter and public affairs show host, which he uses to implement innovative public relations strategies for medical practice clients.

In this episode of the Growing a Successful Orthopedic Practice Podcast, Corey Gehrold, Vice President of Client Strategy at Insight Marketing Group, joins Keith Landry, to discuss savvy marketing trends for 2021.Gehrold says the top issue on patients’ minds is their safety while visiting your office, and your marketing efforts should consistently explain the safety protocols you have in place.There are several marketing trends for physicians and practice managers to hone in on for 2021.Tune in to discover:Specific ways to create video-driven social media content to connect with patientsStrategies to consistently engage patients and employees to show you careWhy digital advertising is now a must-use tool for your marketing planHaving high star-ratings in reviews will bring more money into your practiceAbout Corey GehroldCorey Gehrold, Vice President of Client Strategy at Insight Marketing Group, spent the last 13 years successfully marketing medical practices via traditional, virtual and inbound marketing methods. He is an expert on digital advertising and incorporating data into your team’s marketing plan. Corey enjoys innovative marketing, strategic discussions, copy writing and rooting for the Orlando Magic.About Keith LandryKeith Landry is Director of Public Relations at Insight Marketing Group. Keith has been a public relations consultant since 2010. He has more than 26 years of experience as a news anchor, news reporter and public affairs show host, which he uses to implement innovative public relations strategies for medical practice clients.

Physicians and practice managers can put their values into action, support medical research and training, and offer community service by starting a medical nonprofit organization. Idealism is great, but realism means there are important factors to consider before launching a nonprofit group or foundation.  In this episode, Christy Moss, president of Moss Resource Group, joins guest host Keith Landry, to discuss the tax and business advantages of establishing and continuing to operate a nonprofit group, and why growing a foundation is a marketing marathon.Moss also offers insider insights on marketing your nonprofit organization to enforce its mission. Tune in to discover:How to use a nonprofit organization to offer more community serviceYour nonprofit group can further research studiesAdvantages of using a nonprofit group to conduct trainingsTax and legal factors to establish the nonprofit organizationKeeping your foundation board members engagedAbout Christy MossChristy Moss is President and Owner of Moss Resource Group, a company she founded 20 years ago. Moss is a medical practice management consultant who partners with health care organizations to help them achieve profitable growth and efficient operations. Her team implements solutions to create and maintain high performing organizations.

Physicians and practice managers can put their values into action, support medical research and training, and offer community service by starting a medical nonprofit organization. Idealism is great, but realism means there are important factors to consider before launching a nonprofit group or foundation. In this episode, Christy Moss, president of Moss Resource Group, joins guest host Keith Landry, to discuss the tax and business advantages of establishing and continuing to operate a nonprofit group, and why growing a foundation is a marketing marathon. Moss also offers insider insights on marketing your nonprofit organization to enforce its mission.

In this episode of the Growing a Successful Orthopedic Practice Podcast, R. Michael Greiwe, M.D., an orthopedic surgeon and founder of the telemedicine platforms OrthoLive and SpringHealthLIve, joins Keith Landry to discuss how orthopedic practices can increase revenue using telemedicine.Dr. Greiwe predicts the United States could see 100 million telemedicine visits in 2020, up from about 20 million the previous year. He believes patients will continue to demand video visits in the future, and practices will have to adapt and continue to offer them to remain relevant even in a post-COVID environment.Tune in to discover:Ways to increase revenue at your orthopedic practice using telemedicineHow telemedicine can improve the patient experience and give your providers more time with their family Whether or not physicians will be allowed to practice telemedicine across state linesWhy telemedicine visits for Medicare patients will continue to be as much about safety as convenienceAbout Dr. Michael GreiweR. Michael Greiwe, M.D., is an orthopedic surgeon near Cincinnati, OH. He is also the founder of two telemedicine platforms, OrthoLive and SpringHealthLIve, which are experiencing dramatic growth. Dr. Greiwe attended the University of Notre Dame, where he won the prestigious Knute Rockne Award for excellence in academics and athletics. In 2010, Dr. Greiwe completed a fellowship in shoulder, elbow and sports medicine at Columbia University. About Keith LandryKeith Landry is Director of Public Relations at Insight Marketing Group. Keith has been a public relations consultant since 2010. He has more than 26 years of experience as a news anchor, news reporter and public affairs show host, which he uses to implement innovative public relations strategies for medical practice clients.

Doctors and medical practice managers typically don't have as much time as they'd like to focus on tax strategies, reducing debt and creating wealth to generate long-term security. So, how can you create financial freedom and spend more time with your family? In this episode, David Denniston, a chartered financial analyst and author of the book “Freedom Formula for Physicians”, joins guest host Keith Landry, to discuss the best ways for physicians to put (and keep) their financial houses in order. Denniston discusses his formula to help physicians achieve financial freedom by leaning in on disciplined spending and generating additional revenues outside their medical practices.  Tune in to discover:How to put a plan in place for doctors to achieve financial freedomCreate multiple streams of income outside of medicineOffer a defined benefit or cash balance plan to reduce your tax billLive like a medical resident to avoid massive debtAbout David DennistonDavid Denniston is a chartered financial analyst, tax consultant and author of several books. He focuses his work to help doctors use tax, budgeting and investing strategies to create financial freedom.  Denniston's new book, “Freedom Formula for Physicians”, offers the kind of financial insights and strategies they don't teach physicians in medical school.

Doctors and medical practice managers typically don’t have as much time as they’d like to focus on tax strategies, reducing debt and creating wealth to generate long-term security. So, how can you create financial freedom and spend more time with your family? In this episode, David Denniston, a chartered financial analyst and author of the book “Freedom Formula for Physicians”, joins guest host Keith Landry, to discuss the best ways for physicians to put (and keep) their financial houses in order. Denniston discusses his formula to help physicians achieve financial freedom by leaning in on disciplined spending and generating additional revenues outside their medical practices.

In this episode of the Growing a Successful Orthopedic Practice Podcast, Kevin Joyce, executive director of Orlando Orthopaedic Center, joins Keith Landry to discuss how his team has successfully opened and scaled four orthopedic injury walk-in clinics in a little more than two years.Joyce discusses the growing demand from patients and the challenges of operating the clinics without cannibalizing appointment-based business. He also gives details on the real estate considerations of opening the facilities, and why he believes the business model still has room to grow.Tune in to discover:Insights on scaling from one to four clinicsChallenges of staffing the clinics for expanded hours How to get buy-in from providers Factors to choose your location for short and long-term successAbout Kevin JoyceKevin Joyce is Executive Director of Orlando Orthopaedic Center, serving in that capacity since 2006. Accomplished in orthopedic practice management, Mr. Joyce’s experience includes serving as the Executive Director of Orthopaedic Associates of St. Augustine and Administrative Director of the University of Florida Orthopaedic Department at Shands Jacksonville.About Keith LandryKeith Landry is Director of Public Relations at Insight Marketing Group. Keith has been a public relations consultant since 2010. He has more than 26 years of experience as a news anchor, news reporter and public affairs show host, which he uses to implement innovative public relations strategies for medical practice clients.

In this episode of the Growing a Successful Orthopedic Practice Podcast, Jeff Segal, M.D., J.D., CEO and Founder of Medical Justice, joins Keith Landry to discuss how orthopedic physicians can use stem-cell therapies and other cutting edge treatments in their practices while limiting liability.Dr. Segal explains if a physician manipulates stem cells and puts them back into the body to serve a different purpose than the original one, the FDA treats that like a drug and will likely require a new drug application. He reminds us a physician's claims about the benefits of stem-cell therapy must be supported by medical literature. Tune in to discover:State boards of medicine are now getting involved to regulate stem-cell therapyConsult with a health law attorney to understand your role in using stem cellsPhysicians who offer stem-cell therapy need to work with a vendor with a great reputationClearly explain the benefits and other factors before using PRP treatmentsHow exaggerated claims about stem cell benefits have the FDA taking a hands on approach to regulationAbout Dr. Jeff SegalDr. Jeff Segal, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Medical Justice, is a board-certified neurosurgeon. He was a practicing neurosurgeon for approximately ten years, during which time he also played an active role as a participant on various state-sanctioned medical review panels designed to decrease the incidence of meritless medical malpractice cases. Dr. Segal holds a M.D. from Baylor College of Medicine, where he also completed a neurosurgical residence. Dr. Segal also graduated with a J.D. from Concord Law School with highest honors. He is also a partner at Byrd Adatto, a national business and health care law firm.About Keith LandryKeith Landry is Director of Public Relations at Insight Marketing Group. Keith has been a public relations consultant since 2010. He has more than 26 years of experience as a news anchor, news reporter and public affairs show host, which he uses to implement innovative public relations strategies for medical practice clients.

In this episode of the Growing a Successful Orthopedic Practice Podcast, Alejandro Badia, M.D., a hand and upper extremity orthopedic surgeon, joins Keith Landry, to discuss his observations on how to run more efficient orthopedic practices to help fix a broken healthcare system.Dr. Badia discusses how thinking more like an entrepreneur and less clinically can help orthopedic physicians improve their business model and their bottom line. He talks about the need for orthopedic physicians to be viewed more like primary care physicians, where patients with orthopedic injuries see orthopedic physicians right away to reduce costs across the American healthcare system.Tune in to discover:How orthopedic surgeons fit into to America’s futuristic 3.0 healthcare systemOvercoming systemic hurdles so a patient can visit the right physician right awayDetails to improve the patient experience starting in the waiting room How to use telemedicine to develop an international clienteleAbout Dr. Alejandro BadiaAlejandro Badia, M.D., is Founder of Badia Hand to Shoulder Center and the OrthoNow orthopedic walk-in clinics. Dr. Badia is author of “Healthcare from the Trenches,” where he explores ways to help patients overcome barriers to getting the best care and to fixing what he calls a broken healthcare system in America. Dr. Badia is past worldwide President of the International Society for Sport Traumatology of the Hand (ISSPORTH).About Keith LandryKeith Landry is Director of Public Relations at Insight Marketing Group. Keith has been a public relations consultant since 2010. He has more than 26 years of experience as a news anchor, news reporter and public affairs show host, which he uses to implement innovative public relations strategies for medical practice clients.

Improvements to practice management strategies, when combined with effective marketing, plans can really pay off for medical practices. But, where do you start and how do you measure success? In this episode, Christy Moss, president of Moss Resource Group, joins guest host Keith Landry, to discuss ways to streamline practice management while using your marketing budget wisely to generate revenue.

Orthopedic physicians and practice managers face many critical issues to consider as they work to adapt to dramatic changes in the healthcare sector. One of the key questions is whether to practice orthopedic medicine in a hospital system or to take a more independent approach. Some orthopedic physicians discover the private practice business model is better for them.In this episode of the Growing a Successful Orthopedic Practice Podcast, Travis Clegg, M.D., a hip and knee replacement specialist, joins Keith Landry, to discuss his journey after leaving a hospital system to gain more control over how he delivers orthopedic care.Dr. Clegg talks about his vision to provide a concierge-like patient experience before, during and after surgeries. He also shares how he’s making sure his staff is always thinking about that goal.Tune in to discover:The reason orthopedic physicians should be prepared to step up marketing efforts after they leave the hospital systemWhy doctors at some orthopedic private practices may be able to control costs better than hospitals can How patients are doing research to save money ahead of orthopedic surgeriesWhy fixed costs on imaging tests may save patients moneyAbout Dr. Travis CleggTravis Clegg, M.D. is a hip and knee replacement specialist in Southern Indiana. He has performed more than 2,000 minimally invasive hip and knee replacements. Dr. Clegg completed his orthopedic residency training at the University of Louisville School of Medicine.About Keith LandryKeith Landry is Director of Public Relations at Insight Marketing Group. Keith has been a public relations consultant since 2010. He has more than 26 years of experience as a news anchor, news reporter and public affairs show host, which he uses to implement innovative public relations strategies for medical practice clients.

Doctors and practice managers can easily have a competitive advantage if they know how to build relationships with their local television stations to send out their marketing messages. When adding new physicians, offering unique treatments or implementing new technologies can reach a broad audience by connecting with television stations - and it may be simpler than you think. In this episode, Shannon Delaney, planning editor for Central Florida’s Spectrum News 13, joins guest host Keith Landry, to discuss the best ways for doctors and managers to push through the newsroom maze at local television stations and get covered on the news. Delaney offers insider insights on what editors and planners in TV newsrooms want to see in your story idea and news release.

Orthopaedic physicians and practice managers have had to make swift, disruptive changes to how they operate their practices since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. This is especially true of hospital systems which witnessed waves of coronavirus patients, protective equipment shortages, and reduced revenues as elective procedures were postponed. In this episode of the Growing a Successful Orthopaedic Practice Podcast, Joseph W. Greene, M.D., a hip and knee orthopaedic surgeon working with Norton Healthcare joins Keith Landry, to discuss how hospital systems and orthopaedic surgeons are adapting to prepare for the post COVID-19 era.Dr. Greene offers insights on how orthopaedic surgeons can adapt if elective procedures continue to be postponed due to the pandemic. Tune in to discover:Why rural hospitals are using telemedicine to cover ER on-call staffingWill orthopaedic surgeons have to specialize even more to survive?The push for more surgeries to be done in ambulatory surgery centersWhat medical residents should look for when joining their first orthopaedic practiceHow hospitals are using telehealth visits to assess patient injuries before they go to the emergency roomAbout Dr. Joseph GreeneJoseph W. Greene, M.D., is a hip and knee orthopaedic surgeon specializing in revisionist procedures with North Healthcare in Louisville, KY. He has been working within the Norton Healthcare hospital system for more than 8 years. Dr. Greene undertook his medical education, internship and medical residency at the University of Louisville.About Keith LandryKeith Landry is Director of Public Relations at Insight Marketing Group. Keith has been a public relations consultant since 2010. He has more than 26 years of experience as a news anchor, news reporter and public affairs show host, which he uses to implement innovative public relations strategies for medical practice clients.

Owners and managers of medical care practices should know how to connect with their local radio stations to get out their marketing messages. Practices which open new locations, add new physicians or implement new technologies can reach new patients and keep existing ones by connecting with radio stations right where patients live. In this episode, Matthew Peddie, News Director of WMFE 90.7 FM and Host of the Intersection public affairs show, joins guest host Keith Landry, to discuss the best ways for medical practice managers to connect with local radio stations, as the radio industry consolidates and teams do more work with less staffing. Peddie offers a news radio veteran’s insights on how the industry’s transformation to more digital content can affect how medical practices reach out to secure news coverage.

Owners and managers of medical care practices must know their strengths and areas they need to improve upon in order to excel in the rapidly changing and highly competitive medical sector of the U.S. economy. It’s one thing to have a business, marketing, and other plans in place, but it’s another thing to effectively execute those plans. In this episode Dr. Steve Vargo, author, speaker and practice management consultant with IDOC, joins guest host Keith Landry, to discuss why some medical practices excel and why some don’t. He outlines key details on how to effectively execute your business, marketing, and other strategies. Dr. Vargo also discusses his new book, which focuses on how physicians can get patients to actually take action on the medical advice doctors offer them.

Managers of medical care practices need to know how to connect with community newspapers to get their messages out.  Practices that open new locations, add new physicians, or implement cutting edge technologies can reach new patients by connecting with community newspapers right where those patients live. In this episode, Michael Eng, Editor and Publisher for the West Orange Times and Observer, joins guest host Keith Landry, to discuss the best ways for medical practice managers to reach community newspapers as the news industry continues a dramatic shift to doing more work with less staffing. Eng offers insights on how the news industry’s transformation to more digital content can affect how medical practices try to secure news coverage and advertising.

As a medical practice, how should you message and show support during something as big and polarizing as the civil unrest we are experiencing right now? There is obviously no easy answer, and there are dozens of considerations including what your employees, physicians, stakeholders, and the community at large will think of what you say (or don’t say). Join us for this special episode of the DrMarketingTips podcast as we share tough conversations we’re having with medical practices just like yours and discuss some of the conclusions they’ve come to in regard to messaging for their practice. Plus, we’ve got an exclusive interview between two 30-year news anchor veterans, Jackie Brockington and Keith Landry, as they discuss how they’ve seen racism evolve through the decades and share their personal experiences.

Want to raise your practice profile and build your brand? Find out how to get your event on the news or be interviewed on TV as an expert! This week, on the Dr. Marketing Tips podcast, Jennifer sits down with former reporter, news anchor, and long-time public relations professional Keith Landry to discuss how doctors and medical groups can leverage their expertise and take advantage of PR opportunities in the media. Check out the full interview with Jennifer in this extended episode. If you have a question not addressed here, DM us on Twitter @drmarketingtips, and we’ll do our best to get it answered for you.

Wednesday, August 10th   Welcome to the show! Today is.. you guessed it! #WrestlingWednesday! Today the crew discuss the ongoing Olympics. Our good friend Keith Landry stops by and gives us his Mt. Rushmore of wrestling. We discuss which show had the better promo of the week. Dean Ambrose appeared on the Stone Cold Podcast and it was weird. 

Wednesday, August 10th   Welcome to the show! Today is.. you guessed it! #WrestlingWednesday! Today the crew discuss the ongoing Olympics. Our good friend Keith Landry stops by and gives us his Mt. Rushmore of wrestling. We discuss which show had the better promo of the week. Dean Ambrose appeared on the Stone Cold Podcast and it was weird. 

The final two tracks from “backstage stories”, plus a cover version of “Day To Day” by Keith Landry. Falcon Payments http://www.facebook.com/letterseventeen

The final two tracks from “backstage stories”, plus a cover version of “Day To Day” by Keith Landry. http://letterseventeen.com http://www.facebook.com/letterseventeen

Tim teams up with Keith Landry to write a very strange spy theme. Falcon Payments http://www.facebook.com/letterseventeen  

Tim teams up with Keith Landry to write a very strange spy theme. http://letterseventeen.com http://www.facebook.com/letterseventeen  

A sidetrack from a discussion of tunes on Snowbound. This episode features Keith Landry talking about Tim playing mandolin on his song “The Ghost Of John Muir”.  You can check out Keith’s music at http://alonetone.com/keithlandryacoustic   http://letterseventeen.com http://www.facebook.com/letterseventeen    

A sidetrack from a discussion of tunes on Snowbound. This episode features Keith Landry talking about Tim playing mandolin on his song “The Ghost Of John Muir”. You can check out Keith’s music at http://alonetone.com/keithlandryacoustic Falcon Payments http://www.facebook.com/letterseventeen

Carrying on in true Doc Day fashion the guys once again reflect on all things Doc. There is a bit of Doc News and yet another cover of a song off of Letter Seventeen, Backstage Stories. Keith Landry does an excelent cover of Day To Day.  Doc fills in the details of which unexplained phenomenon he believes in and those he doesn't. Call the comment line at (206) 309-7308. Visit insignificast.com. Free downloads of  Backstage Stories at letterseventeen.com. Thanks for listening.

The very talented (and my new friend) Keith Landry has covered my song “Day To Day”.  He did a great job.  I think I like his version more than mine.  Go check it out and then visit Keith’s Alonetone site … Continue reading →

EnabledOnline.com is the online version of the Enabled in Words magazine, a magazine dedicated to the real lives, real victories of people with disabilities. Enabled in Words is tomato soup for when your soul needs something a little different”, says Jim Brady, former White House Press Secretary for President Ronald Reagan. Join us as Joyce speaks with Keith Landry, president of EnabledOnline.com.