Podcasts about lice clinics

Listen to Sonia Watt, from Lice Clinics of America (operating as Nit Not), talk about her business. We had a great time talking about the concept of the inception to its current operations. You will never believe what you DON'T know about lice!

Lice Clinics of America (LCA) reported last week that they saw a  significant increase in head lice activity through their network of clinics in the US in April and May during the COVID-19 pandemic. Joining me on today's show is Krista Lauer, MD, National Medical Director of Lice Clinics of America. Dr. Lauer discussed some of the basics about head lice, the increase in lice activity during this time frame and advice for parents concerning prevention and treatment.

Lice Clinics of America (LCA) reported last week that they saw a  significant increase in head lice activity through their network of clinics in the US in April and May during the COVID-19 pandemic. Joining me on today’s show is Krista Lauer, MD, National Medical Director of Lice Clinics of America. Dr. Lauer discussed some […] The post Head lice activity is up in the US in the time of the pandemic appeared first on Outbreak News Today.

Lice Clinics of America, the world’s largest network of professional urgent care head lice clinics, has seen a 25% increase in lice activity from April to May of this year, Dr. Krista Lauer with Lice Clinics of America joins Lee to explain why this is concerning.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Guests: Cynthia and Sandy from Lice Clinics of America, Fremont and Castro Valley share the effective ways of treating head lice.

S3:Ep 19 In this episode, I gain side hustle nuggets from Timika Downes. Timika is a Registered Nurse for Boston Public School System, Owner of Lice Clinics of America- Medford, Creator and Host of the Reluctant Frugalist blog and the FI-Rx podcast, Public Speaker, Wife, and Mother of 3.

On today's episode, Cody and Justin are joined by Timika Downes from The House of FI podcast to share her amazing journey. Her story involves marriage, divorce, children, military service, career changes, and six-figure side hustles. Her constant urge to better herself is truly remarkable and we think no matter what your journey is or where you are on it, this episode has something to offer for you. Time to go listen, comment and show us some love with those ratings.  Enjoy! Episode Summary Born to immigrant parents growing up in projects of Boston In the 5th grade, she was a part of a program where she began attending school in a much more affluent neighborhood When she got in high school, they moved to a two family home and began house-hacking Her parents instilled saving money but no deeper financial discussions She racked up about $94k in debt over the course of her three degrees Timika ended up with a Master’s in Accounting and a Nursing degree She talks about how she plans on handling her children’s education based on what she learned from her experience There was a discussion about a situation she was aware of where the parent’s had different payouts they would support their kid with based on how profitable the degree was they went after. She got married earlier on and they both made good money and bought a house but they never really managed their money or really worked their way out of debt or built wealth That marriage ended in divorce at age 30 and was a wake-up moment for her financially She also joined the military which greatly helped with her college debt She talks about the great experience the military was and her commitment was 1 weekend per month and a two or three week period every summer and she got a $50k bonus plus pay on those duty weekends. After being remarried and having a child, she realized she wasn’t going to stick around for 20 years and get retirement so she stepped away from the military. Once she got debt handled she started looking at side hustles and entrepreneurship Her first effort was for a breastfeeding product to help women feed at work Unfortunately, in the end, she realized the profit margins just weren’t good enough It did, however, teach her how to handle websites and social media campaigns Her recommendation is to spend your time before you spend your money when looking at a new business idea Then she found a very successful business venture in a head lice clinic She got the idea after going through a lice outbreak in a school she was working at as a school nurse Her clinic utilizes a machine that is leased through a University program that dehydrates the eggs of the lice You purchase rights to a region for the clinics and now the business is moving to a franchise model Lice Clinics of America is the organization she utilized to get started She also mentioned that there is a mobile version of the business people can get involved in now In her first year, the business made over $100k of revenue She continues her personal growth by starting a blog, podcast, and even taking coding classes Her tangible tip is to always look at a problem creatively and deliberately and realize that your journey to financial independence is a marathon and not a sprint Key Takeaways Paths aren't always marked: She ended up with three degrees which led to debt but it was part of the process for her to find her path. Some people are lucky enough to have a calling from the time they can talk and others need a little more exploration. Don't compare yourself to others, just focus on finding your path. Failure is our best teacher: This is one of the most reoccurring lessons I've ever seen with entrepreneurship. Timika didn't strike gold on the breastfeeding business in terms of revenue but the lessons she learned were priceless. Invest in yourself: I absolutely love her commitment to self-improvement.

Less than two years ago Timika, searching for a profitable side-hustle as a means to increase her income, came upon Lice Clinics of America as an option.  Since opening this brick and mortar business, she has grown it into a six-figure business that has helped her and her family get closer to their Financial Independence Goals.  Recently, Timika appeared on the Choose FI Podcast Episode 102 to share all about her business. Well, that episode was very well received and resulted in a ton of great questions from our guests that wanted to know more.  We couldn't leave them unanswered!  In this Bonus Episode, Wendy asks Timika some of the questions asked by our listeners. We hope you enjoyed this special episode.  If you have additional questions, please go to our website and click on the "Send Voicemail" button on the right hand side.   

Welcome to School Zone podcast, with Matt Miller! In the School Zone joining Matt this week to George MaCoubray of Lice Clinics of America. The treatment system that Lice Clinics of America uses has been licensed from the original founder, a biology professor at the University of Utah, and has been tested and proven to […] The post Lice Clinics of America with George MaCoubray appeared first on School Fundraising Ideas Podcast.

Never miss another interview! Join Devin here: http://bit.ly/joindevin. More than a decade in development, Lice Clinics of America has opened 200 clinics in just five years. The company uses a patented technology that uses no chemicals to treat the itchy and highly contagious condition. The secret: hot air. Tune in to the full interview with CEO Claire Roberts to learn more. Interview with Claire Roberts, the CEO of Lice Clinics of America. The following is the pre-interview with Claire Roberts. Be sure to watch the recorded interview above. What is the problem you solve and how do you solve it? While it may seem like a benign issue, head lice is the second-most transmittable condition among school aged children (behind the common cold), meaning that most families will have to spend money they might not have on head lice treatment. As OTC treatment becomes less and less effective, Lice Clinics of America offers affordable, one and done treatment so families can get on with their lives. During our Annual Egg Hunt, treatments are free. Lice Clinics of America®, the world's largest network of urgent care clinics for head lice treatment and providers of leading head lice-removal services and products provides annual "Egg Hunts". This year, the Egg Hunt was held over 2 days, and provided $35,700 worth of free head lice treatment to consumers throughout the country. Check out my free webinar where I share the secrets of successful nonprofit crowdfunding at http://crowdfundingforsocialgood.org.

Head lice has seemed to evolve, and has parents frustrated. FOX's Alex Hein reports: This is Housecall for Health. So-called 'super lice' have invaded 25 states, frustrating parents and students alike as regular treatment proves to be no weapon against them. Regular over the counter treatment had a 100% success rate in 2000 against head lice, but now only work in about 25% of cases. It seems the bugs have evolved to develop resistance to it. A new FDA-approved treatment called AirAlle which was developed by Lice Clinics of America has been found to be effective, but treatments cost about $170 without insurance coverage. It uses heated air to dehydrate the lice and eggs in a single treatment that takes about an hour. The company guarantees effectiveness. Parents should teach their children about the repercussions of sharing hats, hairbrushes, and coming into contact with another's hair. For those who do get lice, parents should rely on what they know to get it under control. For more on this story, check foxnewshealth.com. Housecall for Health, I'm Alex Hein, FOX News.