Gaining a top spot in online search results is one of the biggest possible marketing wins for your podiatry practice. And increasing your online reviews is one of the quickest ways to improve your online presence. While some folks call reviews “free podiatry advertising,” the truth is that they do take some time and effort to generate. (In marketing, this is known as “earned media”—you have to work for it, but you don’t have to pay to play.) Many practices have found that a small investment in the right review-gathering tools is a no-brainer, as they can save tons of time and yield huge results. Whether you decide to walk the path alone or team up with a podiatry practice growth partner, this article will help you understand how to use reviews to make your practice more visible online. We’ll cover: – Why reviews matter– Why …
Help Patients, Decrease Overhead, Save Time, and Increase Profits!
Patients come first. That is why we recommend Smooth AF Alcohol Free OTC Medicated Athlete’s Foot Wipes. Smooth AF has revolutionized the foot care industry. Their patented formula is the only alcohol and paraben free OTC medicated formula that also Cleans, Conditions, Revitalizes, and Cures & Prevents Athlete’s Foot. Perfect for: Athlete’s Foot Diabetics Foot Odor Tired & Sore Feet Daily Conditioning & Protection “Our patient studies showed 100% of patients who followed instructions saw improvement.” — Futuro Clinical Trials, LLC Increase Revenue! To prove how good Smooth AF is, we are willing to trade you $20 for up to $240 worth of Smooth AF product. Podiatrists across the country are using Smooth AF wipes in their practice and selling them to their patients for up to $20 per box. On your first order only, we will trade you $20 to cover shipping and we will send you a case …
What your feet could be saying about your heart health!
Did you know your feet could be giving you clues regarding the health of your heart? Your feet are located in the lowest part of your body and if your heart has weakened your feet could be letting you know! Let`s discuss what these signs are and what they could mean. PAD One of the more serious conditions your feet could be communicating to you is PAD or Peripheral Arterial Disease. According to the American Heart Association PAD is a condition when plaque restricts or blocks blood flow to the arterial arteries, reducing blood flow. Without proper circulation organs and tissues that require adequate blood flow could be damaged. If left untreated PAD could be a precursor to atherosclerosis. Atherosclerosis occurs when fatty deposits buildup in arteries causing vascular inflammation and blood clots. Both conditions increase the risk for a stroke or heart attack. If you experience these symptoms you …
The CBD Trend Continues Upward
Some might believe it to be no more than a fad, the upward popular trend of CBD has not only begun to explode outside of California but is now related to the 1000’s studies being connected to the benefits of products infused with Hemp CBD. This is outstanding news for the medical industry because the patient demand to obtain alternative options over medicine continues to grow exponentially however with limited control, guidance, and education. The studies are sponsored by the US Government, Universities, Clinics, and Organizations are underway include: Appetite, Memory, Analgesia, Metabolism, Nervous System, Sleep, Energy, Stress Response, Balance, Immune, Thermoregulation, Anxiety. The wide benefits correlate to the newly discovered endocannabinoid system. The endocannabinoid system is a biological system composed of endocannabinoids that bind to cannabinoid receptors, CB1 and CB2. The CB1 receptors are in the central nervous system (brain and nerves of the spinal cord), while CB2 receptors …
Avoid Plantar Fasciitis this New Year!
The New Year for many signifies a reset, a time when most create goals and long-term plans for self-improvement. Health and fitness come to mind especially as the self-indulgences of the holidays begin to take their toll. As people become more active, conditions such as Plantar Fasciitis become more prevalent in Podiatric physician and surgeon clinics. Plantar Fasciitis is a condition that occurs when the plantar fascia, the ligament that runs across the bottom of the foot connecting the heel bone to the toes, becomes inflamed and often painful. Symptoms include heel pain that is worse the first few steps after waking up and after periods of rest. It can also cause redness and swelling at the inflammation site as well as persistent heat. Most Podiatric physicians and surgeons typically include one or more of the following treatments: Oral or injectable anti-inflammatory medication Regenerative Medicine – Amniotic Injections Shockwave Therapy Stretching exercises and shoe …