Darshan Vaidya

Optometry and Private Equity. Be informed before you make any decisions. Free Session with Wall Street Executive James Vena. Limited space so register now. afischels@autuspartners.com #privateequity #privatepractice #rollup #rolloverequity #ebidta #valuation #growth #multiple #multiplier #highervaluation #exit #exitstrategy #exitstrategypreparation #secureyourfuture #higherprofitabilty #venturecapital #optometry #optometrist #optometrist #optometric

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You're wasting your money on dental marketing agencies... Dentists invest in agencies before they're ready to maximize the investment. Getting new patients in general is one thing. Getting new patients for a procedure YOU DON'T REALLY KNOW HOW TO DO is another... Learn how to do the procedure - maximize your current patients - then invest in marketing to super charge your practice.

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Wagner Kapoor Institute has 200+ community partners, and it’s still not enough. We’re here to serve the community as widely as we possibly can, which is why we have so many partners to aid us in this outreach. Still, very few people want to open up an eye care institute in the “worst part of town.” So it’s critical that we keep finding new community partners to help us reach the care deserts, where we can do the most good for people. That’s why, most weekends, our Sight Forever team heads out to local health fairs, churches, community centers, or senior living facilities to perform free vision screenings for sight-destroying diseases, such as glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy. We want to reach the people whose conditions make it difficult or impossible for them to access eye care on their own. If they can’t see, they can’t get transportation to a fancy office in the city…which is why we have 10 smaller locations (4 are ours, and 6 are built with community partners), rather than one urban mausoleum. Our goal as healthcare providers is to serve as many communities as possible. By nourishing our existing community partnerships and constantly seeking out new ones, we’re making that happen.

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Dr. Centeno consistently delivers well-researched, groundbreaking insights. His recent post was particularly informative, offering several key observations including the quote below: "Given that few medical society guidelines have done any review of the PRP literature let’s look at the top 10 medical schools (according to US News and World Report) in the US to see if they offer PRP as a treatment: Harvard-Yes Johns Hopkins-Yes University of Pennsylvania-Yes Columbia-Yes Duke-Yes Stanford-Yes UCSF-Yes Vanderbilt University-Yes Washington University-Yes Cornell University-Yes NYU-Yes Yale-Yes So 10/10 of the top 10 medical schools in the US offer PRP. So what do the professors at these medical schools know that ODG doesn’t? How can these medical schools offer PRP when ODG claims it doesn’t work?" #Backpain #Kneepain #Neckpain #Jointpain #Shoulderpain #Elbowpaim # WristpaIn #Handpain #Hipipain #Anklepain ##Footpain

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A new Episode will air tomorrow about “ What is Cosmetic Dentistry, and how to select a Cosmetic Dentist?” Tune in tomorrow at “ The Wonder tooth podcast”. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts as well as YouTube. #podcast #cosmeticdentist #cosmeticdentistry #smile

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Creating a stellar new patient experience is crucial for the success of any dental practice. It sets the tone for a long-term relationship and can significantly impact patient retention and referrals. A positive initial experience can transform first-time visitors into loyal patients. Here’s a comprehensive guide on crafting an exceptional journey for new patients, from the first email or phone call to their initial visit and departure from your practice. Read more in today's Make Your Mark blog post: https://lnkd.in/g7EavhEd #dentalpractice #dentalpracticemanagement #dentaloffice #dentalclinic #dentalconsultant #dentalpracticeconsulting #dentistry #dentists #dentistlife

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Is this new PRP dosing math? Help! I just got this from a patient who had a procedure at another clinic. I asked for the clinic note to see what was done so I could better advise the patient. Here is what the doctor told me: He drew 156cc of blood with 24cc of ACD-A....total 180cc Starting platelet count of 281. He created 15cc of PRP at a platelet count of 4630 (yes that is right). I had to stop there because the Maff does not work. Even if the initial draw was all blood the total platelets would be 180cc x 281 = 50.6 Billion platelets. The PRP numbers he gave me: 15cc x 4630 = 69.5 Billion platelets. So the process created nearly 20 Billion platelets! This is more than a rounding error in my opinion. I want this centrifuge 😀

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Mid-South Retina Associates LLC vs Private Equity Section 26. NO SALE TO PRIVATE EQUITY. MSR hereby represents, certifies, and agrees that it is not currently and has no intention to engage in any discussions with private equity to sell, and MSR will not sell to any private equity platform, all or substantially all of its assets, membership interests, financial or governance rights. MSR and its members desire and intend to remain steadfastly independent and autonomous without any controlling or minority interest owned by any non-physician, third-party investor, or any physician who is not performing Specialty Services by and through MSR. If, however, MSR sells to a private equity platform during the two-year initial term of this Agreement, then Physician shall be entitled to a bonus from the distributable sale proceeds ("Sale Bonus") equal to a full equal share of the sales proceeds (i.e., what Physician's share of the proceeds would have been if she was an equal member at the time of the sale) less Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300,000). The Sale Bonus shall be conditioned upon Physician's accepting employment with the purchaser following the transaction. {Please reach out to me if you want a clause like this in your Employment Agreement. The 300k is our very low buy-in amount payed out of your pre-tax dollars over 5 years.} American Academy of Ophthalmology ASRS – American Society of Retina Specialists American Board of Ophthalmology #ophthalmology #optometry #privateequity #healthcare #medicine #future #eyecare #employmentlaw #employmentlawyer

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Check out this article from one of AEG’s most successful ODs!

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Historically, the world of orthodontics was governed by authoritative figures who represented academia's evidence-based knowledge and highly experienced and widely respected practitioners. This profound knowledge was crucial to ensure safe and high-quality patient care. It was these seasoned professionals who charted the course by setting standards and communicating best practices within the industry and to the wider community. There was a clear and influential leadership that shaped development in a patient-safe manner. Today, however, the landscape looks markedly different. The traditional pillars of leadership seem to be dissolving into a mix of influencers, fleeting trends, relentless innovation, and advanced technology, where the foundation for new leadership is significantly more obscure. As we navigate this new terrain, one can't help but wonder: where do we find the new leadership in orthodontics today and tomorrow? The shift from conventional leadership to a more decentralized influence and multiple actors with different interests raises important questions about the direction our field is headed. How does this new form of leadership affect the quality of information that reaches us and our patients? Are we ensuring that the guidance they receive enables them to make well-informed decisions about their health? As professionals dedicated to the welfare of our patients, it is necessary that we reflect on these changes and discuss the future of leadership in orthodontics. What kind of leadership will best serve the needs of our patients and our profession? I am curious to get your thoughts on the current state of leadership in orthodontics and its impact on our advancements and patient care? #Orthodontics #Leadership #HealthcareInnovation #PatientCare #ProfessionalDevelopment #Ortodontiakademin

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Orthodontic Treatments: Tailored for Individual Needs and Quality of Life Orthodontic interventions are pivotal, aimed at correcting diverse dental irregularities. While research suggests that up to 93% of individuals exhibit some degree of malocclusion, the decision to undergo treatment involves more than just diagnosing a condition. It requires a nuanced understanding of each patient’s medical needs, aesthetic desires, and personal preferences, which are often shaped by societal norms and dental healthcare systems. Why do patients choose to get their teeth aligned? For many, orthodontic care goes beyond the quest for a perfect smile—it enhances functionality and overall quality of life. From alleviating eating discomfort to improving speech, the impact of correcting a malocclusion can be profound and transformative. As orthodontists, our role extends beyond mere treatment providers. We are tasked with discerning not only who needs care but also the level of intervention appropriate for each individual. We listen, evaluate, and recommend, ensuring that our approach aligns with our patients' unique needs and life stories. But here lies a compelling question: What is considered necessary treatment for one individual might be seen as unnecessary for another. How do we, as specialists, navigate these individual decisions, ensuring that each patient receives care that truly benefits them? Let's discuss and delve deeper into the complexities of orthodontic needs and treatment individuality. #Orthodontics #DentalCare #PatientCare #Healthcare #ProfessionalNetworking #Ortodontiakademin

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Oral health impacts overall health, enhances quality of life, and prevents dental problems like cavities and gum disease. 👍 Including these foods in your diet can improve dental health by strengthening teeth, supporting gum health, and reducing the risk of decay and gum disease. 👎By avoiding these foods and beverages or consuming them in moderation, individuals can help protect their dental health and reduce the risk of developing cavities, gum disease, and other oral health issues. #goodtoknow #health #wellness

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More patients than ever before are seeking orthodontic care but solutions for the most common orthodontic emergencies have not kept pace with the new demand from patients. There is a new trend of more patients, from children to adults, getting braces and aligners – and in fact, the orthodontic industry is expected to triple in size by 2028, which redefines practice and patient needs. To change the status quo, we’ve designed OrthoNu’s line of products to focus on emergency care, oral hygiene, oral aesthetics, and oral health, reducing the massive impact of emergency visits and elevating the patient experience throughout treatment. Learn more: https://buff.ly/3ZGPdyl #OrthoNu #Tweakz #Orthodontics #OrthodonticTools #OrthodonticEmergency

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Breaking: Shocking 😱 Truth About Low-Cost Cosmetic Procedures Revealed!💉 Discover the dark side of the beauty industry as we expose the dangerous practices of unqualified practitioners performing procedures at cut-rate prices. Learn why plastic surgeons in Florida are now required to use ultrasound machines to ensure fat grafting is done correctly. #UnsafeCosmeticProcedures #BewareofBargainBeauty #PlasticSurgeryHazards #DangersofLowCostProcedures #UnqualifiedPractitioners #BeautyIndustryExposure #FloridaSafetyRegulations #UltrasoundVerification #CosmeticProcedureRisks #UnsafeBBL

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HOW DOES YOUR DENTAL PRACTICE COMPARE? An annual compilation of general dentistry and specialty practice averages to help set benchmarks for revenue and overhead costs. https://lnkd.in/gPHbvFvP

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Here’s how I set up the mandibular arch using #InvisalignFirst. Enjoy! 🎥 Phase I Orthodontic Treatment for Kids with Dr. Sean K. Carlson | Advanced Technology & Invisalign First Welcome to our latest video where Dr. Sean K. Carlson, a top orthodontist in Larkspur, Marin, dives into details about how he provides the benefits of Phase I orthodontic treatment for children aged 7-10. Discover how advanced technology and Invisalign First appliances can set the foundation for a beautiful, healthy smile. 🔍 In This Video: Introduction to Phase I orthodontic treatment Benefits of early intervention with Invisalign First How advanced technology enhances treatment outcomes 👧 Why Choose Phase I Treatment with Dr. Sean K. Carlson? Dr Carlson is one of the Top Orthodontist in Marin: With over 25 years of experience, Dr. Carlson is renowned for his expertise and compassionate care. Advanced Technology: Utilizing the latest advancements in orthodontics to provide precise and effective treatments. Invisalign First Appliances: A comfortable and removable alternative to traditional braces, perfect for young kids. 🌟 Key Benefits to Our Approach: Early detection and correction of dental issues Shorter and less complex treatments in the future Improved dental health and aesthetics for your child 📍 Located in Larkspur, Marin, Dr. Carlson and the team at Simple Orthodontics are dedicated to creating beautiful smiles for kids. If you're a mother in Marin with a child aged 7-10, this video describes the details of how we work on the lower jaw! 📢 Watch Now to Learn More About: Invisalign Invisalign First Marin orthodontics Kids braces Best orthodontist practices Phase I treatment benefits Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more expert insights and tips on kids' orthodontics. Share this video with other parents to spread the word about the benefits of early orthodontic intervention! 📞 Contact Us: Simple Orthodontics Larkspur, Marin Phone: 415-746-1300 Website: simpleortho.com #Invisalign #Marin #Larkspur #Braces #KidsBraces #Orthodontics #TopOrthodontist #BestOrthodontist #SeanCarlson #PhaseIOrthodontics #InvisalignFirst #KidsDentalCare #HealthySmiles

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