Practice Implementation

What is Integrative Medicine and Why Is It Growing So Fast?

The healthcare landscape is changing. Today’s patients are no longer satisfied with one-size-fits-all solutions. They want care that considers the whole person—not just symptoms, but the root causes of disease,…
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How to Become a Functional Medicine Clinician

The demand for Functional Medicine continues to grow as more patients seek personalized, root-cause approaches to healthcare. If you’re interested in becoming a Functional Medicine clinician, here’s a guide to…
Top 5 Things to Ask Yourself as You are Starting Your New Functional Medicine Practice

5 Things to Ask Yourself Before Starting a Functional Medicine Practice

Guest Post: Tara Viswanathan, Co-Founder / CEO at Rupa Health Now is an exciting time for Functional Medicine Practitioners. What was once considered “alternative” is now becoming mainstream medicine as more…
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5 Actionable Tips to Grow Your Practice, Your Reach, and Save Yourself Time

Guest Post: Daffnee Cohen. Daffnee owns and operates a full service digital marketing firm, hosts the podcast Better with Daffnee, and offers one-on-one coaching and consulting for people in all…
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Opening a Private Practice – 3 Common Mistakes Physicians Make, and How to Avoid Them

Opening a private medical practice is extremely rewarding, while it can also be significantly challenging. At Integrated Connections, we love helping physicians to open their own practices, and have been…
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What is Functional Medicine, and Is It Right for You and Your Patients?

Many healthcare practices and candidates come to Integrated Connections seeking career and practice growth assistance. Some practices seek support in response to their rapid growth as a result of patient…
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Why Private Practice is Better for Many Physicians — and Patients

Although the number of employed physicians exceeds that of private practice physicians nationally, I do not foresee this as a sustainable trend.  I expect that the pendulum will swing back…