This session is on the topic of how cities are changing the accessibility to practices (and small businesses) through a theory and practice called "Road Diets."  It is one of those changes that are "under the radar" because they do not require any hearings and, after all, they will help save the planet.  Maybe. I also list a discount we are offering for the next week. 

While it is not considered as important and the competition ratio, the percentage and nature of dwelling ownership versus renting is potentially vital.  This session discusses in what way this is important and how it can influence you decisions on where to move and how to promote your practice.  Renters and Owners may be quite different and want different things from a practice.

This session is about finding the density of a city that will serve your practice needs best.  There is a lie that everyone is heading for the cities.  Sorry.  Not true!  Where people are heading where they can own their residence and can get from their home to a professional office conveniently.  

City Planners (and the Political Class) hate this with a passion.  California's SB50 was their last trick and, fortunately, it failed.  In short, it would have killed private practice where it was implemented.  And, worse, it would have raised the price of office space.

When we consider the predictions recently released by the U.S. Census Bureau, it becomes plain that the future may rest with those over 65 years of age.  This session discusses where to find these potential patients and how to attract them.