Dr. Scott McDonald delivered a talk about staff that may jeopardize healthcare practices in the United States. The problem is that the number of people available to work, university enrollments, and young people's scholarships are all declining.

In summary, there is a demographic problem. They refuse to labor for any amount of money. So, as someone who has typically taken young people, taught, motivated, and gotten them going successfully, it can be resolved by finding places in the United States, where there are young people willing to come in and work.

Scott recommends you check www.demographics.com to find out the ideal areas where you will not have this more serious problem.

On today's podcast, Scott McDonald discussed the Demographics of specialty practice and their imperatives. He said that it is necessary to understand the distinction between experts. He shared how specialists choose the population they would serve based on various variables, priorities, calculations, and techniques to cluster it into surrounding hospitals.

Visit www.doctordemographics.com to know more

Do you have an interest in going to medical school? Young people interested in going to medical school need to know about all the opportunities out there for them and more. Here are a few things you need to know about and then you can decide where, when, why, and how much (cost-wise) you want a medical career.

For a long time Michigan, Ohio, and Kansas have been off the "Best Places " lists for demographers.  Employment, labor participation, income, and growth have not really been that bad but they have not been outstanding either.  But with increased growth, lower housing prices, relatively lower taxes, and superior single-family home availability, this region has popped back up to the top of many lists.  Let's explore why.

Many doctors are afraid to move forward with their plan to open practice because of demographic trends like interest rates rising and the fact that the number of practices for sale isn't so good. Despite these trends, now is the time to be bold and to start your research while so many are quitting because of fear and confusion.

In this video, Scott Mcdonald talks about how to do your research on these demographic trends to have a better understanding of how to use them to your advantage.

A combination of fields can create a higher level of success for your practice. By studying the demographics in your area, you can ensure that a combination of practices is a smart step to take toward greater success.

In this episode, Scott explains the ins and outs of merging practices correctly to assure higher revenue for your business.

Population density is an important issue to consider when choosing your practice location. Many practices suffer because of the effect population density has on their location, so it's extremely important to know how to properly recognize a location's worth depending on the population density.

In this video, Scott McDonald discusses the considerations that must be made when determining the correct location for your practice.

Have you noticed that your employees aren’t working with the same enthusiasm as they used to and should? If you have noticed this, then it might surprise you to know that you’re not alone in this situation.

Why is this happening and how long will it last? In this lecture video, Scott McDonald takes the time to answer these questions.

Business location is crucial for both starting a fresh business, or moving your establishment.

At Dr. Demographics we provide valuable information tips to help you decide which kind of location will suit your business needs, as well as things you need to take into consideration when searching for the right spot.

In this video, Scott McDonald discusses the trends that are causing certain areas to grow as well as progress and explains how to use the empty quarter to your advantage so you can have the most success in your business location.

In this video, Scott Mcdonald talks about the demographic trends of California. Even if you aren’t thinking about moving your practice to California, it's really important to understand the demographic trends going on there.

This knowledge can be valuable because many of those trends are also happening in other places that could be beneficial to your business.

For this reason, Scott explains the details of these trends while using California as an example, so you can know how to properly evaluate a location for your business that will be best for your practice.

Aren't you fascinated by the changes happening right now? The baby boom generation is retiring, leading to big structural changes in the health care system. But there are at least two other demographic trends that are affecting people's lives on a more everyday basis. Those are on the number of people living alone and on declines in certain kinds of health care costs associated with treating people who live together.

In this episode of Doctor Demographics, Scott talks about one of the demographics issues that appear to be affecting health care that most people are not talking about. And one of that is a reduction in the number of people per household. 

Listen to the full episode now! 

Have you ever gotten a demographic report and have no idea what all the information in it means or know how to apply it to the success of your business?

If you feel this way then this video is for you. In this webinar, Mike Green discusses how to harness the power of demographics for your practice. To explain this, Mike talks about the key demographics for doctors and explains them in detail with examples so you’ll have the best understanding of this concept.

These demographics will help you know how to understand the data you’re given in a report and how to use this information as a key to your success in your practice.

In this video, Scott McDonald talks about why specific locations are good and why some are bad. Scott also goes over common questions that doctors have asked him about finding the perfect location for their practice.

He then explains the different factors of picking a good location for your business so that you’ll receive the most benefits from that area.

There are still good locations available for your practice, you just have to know how to find them, and if you watch this video, you will learn to do just that.

Outbid, Outgunned - Short Version

In this episode, Dr. McDonald shares 5 Trade Secrets on how to market your pracrice. 

In this episode, Dr. McDonald emphasizes how to choose your geographic boundaries and evaluate locations. 

In this episode, Dr. McDonald gives a summation of the best sites where you could place your practice. This is based on their special report called Best Sites Report.

Suburban Renewal & Wasting Money

Long-COVID Panic Uneven Opening

As Joel Katlin says "Our national divide is usually cast in terms of ideology, race, climate, and gender. But it might be more accurate to see our national conflict as regional and riven by economic function. The schism is between two ways of making a living, one based in the incorporeal world of media and digital transactions, the other in the tangible world of making, growing, and using real things.”

This episode deals with the upcoming Economic Civil War

We are seeing the signs that when a single political party has little opposition in its legislatures, very bad things (in policy) occur.  The poster-child in California.  Terrible abuses of power are occurring and those seeking to relocated to such places (as defined by states and counties) should be forewarned.  Hawaii is another great example of bad things on the horizon.

It may seem a little odd, but the Federal Policies being considered will influence where you want to put your practice.  Some states are looking less desirable as the foundation of their economies are in flux.

Where people are working has shifted.  Working from home, new office sites, changes in commutes have made the office they considered convenient "off the beaten path."  This session talks about what to do to build your visibility again.

This episode considers the debate on what the most successful parts of the United States are most viable.  The conclusions rely upon whether you are seeking to start-up or purchase a healthcare practice or another kind of business.  You may be surprised in what matters most to reach a conclusion.

We haven't seen this much falsehood about demographics EVER in the Media.  And there are solid reasons for it.  If the truth comes out, the plans of some cities, states, and counties are going to fall apart. So they have to hope that their falsehoods will hold up for while longer.

I have often said that one of the great freedoms Americans have is voting with their feet.  When laws or regulations become burdensome, Americans move.  And in that way, demographics are a reflection of our choices. That is how Americans live.  The session explains more.

Two recent news stories illustrated that these two places just don't want you here.  On the other hand, some data is showing that several other locations would LOVE to have new doctors and their practices move into town.  The want you.  Does that make a difference?