An awesome article from American Vein’s Erin Gibbs: We often chuckle with people who don’t know our history that it took 10 years to become an overnight success. The data shows that most businesses fail – but the good ones survive and thrive. It’s a…

By Javier Calderon, RVT, as published in Vein Therapy News, Dec 2018/Jan 2019 edition Imagine if you or your close family member has struggled with pain for months, even years, with no relief. This constant pain, itching, swelling and general feeling of heaviness in the…

Phlebologist compares practicing specialized medicine abroad by: Emma Stout, M.D. I grew up in Italy, idolizing my grandfather, who was a surgeon. With his influence, I became passionate about the medical field, specifically practicing specialized medicine and providing the best possible care for all patients.

The ever-challenging attempt to attain true work-life balance is far more challenging than described BY ERIN GIBBS Published: 2018.08.29 03:12 PM The thrills and worries of owning and running a family business are unique – a set of pressures that only those who’ve been there…

Two mid-level practitioners from American Vein & Vascular Institute discuss challenges, rewards, and the future of their profession in this article by Larry Storer in Vein Therapy News. We are proud to feature American Vein’s Angela Cole and Janette Trent in this Vein Therapy News article!

Published in Vein Therapy News and authored by Dr. Timothy Cawlfield Timothy Cawlfield, MD, is a phlebologist specializing in the treatment of vein disease at American Vein & Vascular Institute.

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Much business is derived from relationships in the form of physician referrals, and this includes the health-care space. In an industry fierce with competition – brand, message and customer (or patient) experience, must stand out. It’s no different than any capacity-driven business with seats to…

The guessing game of how much will be reimbursed and the timeline for it to appear can run physicians out of business In its most basic form, success in business is simply making more money than you spend. When applied to the business of medicine,…

But it turns out they’re your best friends Nurturing close relationships with two types of banks (a strong local bank and a large national bank) is a “seared-into-our-soul” lesson we’ve reaped from the last decade. The reasons are profound: The best banks help guide and mentor a…