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1. Michale Hartte says

   May 14, 2019 at 5:25 PM

   I am beginning to `rethink`my visitor flow as well. Often times, I hear from my first time clients that although they find the initial consult extremely eye opening, its also information overload`. I like this idea of an initial assessment followed by a Customized Diet and Healthy Daily Routine, leaving the `Protocol` until the following week.

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   • Dr. Ruscio says

     June 13, 2019 at 8:10 PM

     Yes. And this gives you some time to think on your algorithm for the patient.

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2. Joe Mather says

   May 30, 2019 at 3:02 PM

   Hey Dr. Ruscio –

   I’m thinking of changing my visit structure, or experimenting with a different flow. Would you be willing to expand on your current patient flow?

   Initial History & Exam: $430, 20-45 minutes
   – From what I gather after you do your H&P you then write a note and create a ddx (15 – 30 mins?)
   – Do you go over a patient’s intake prior to this visit – or does staff input into a chart?

   Report of Findings: $225, 15-30 minutes
   – “During your first follow up visit Dr. Ruscio will provide you with a Report of Findings.”
   – Is this a formal document, or informally presented?
   – Is this emailed to the patient to review prior to the visit?
   – How long does it take you to create this?

   Follow Up Visits: $225, 15-30 minutes

   Lab Report Analysis: $65
   – Are you creating a pdf report of your lab findings that you send to patients? – Is this an additional charge to review a patients previous workup?

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3. Dr. Ruscio says

   June 10, 2019 at 12:38 PM

   Great questions Joe. I will elaborate on this soon, perhaps in future podcast. More to follow

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