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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2024 · 48 MIN

Episode 6 - Transforming Pain Care: Insights into Ketamine Therapy and Business With Dr. Lara Edinger

from The Ketamine StartUp Podcast · host Kimberly Ko

In this episode of the Ketamine Startup Podcast, Sam sits down with Dr. Lara Edinger, founder of Edinger Pain Management Clinic in Los Angeles. Transitioning from a seasoned neurologist to a pioneer in pain management, Dr. Edinger shares her comprehensive journey into the niche of chronic neuropathic and musculoskeletal pain disorders. She goes in-depth at her innovative treatment approaches, including the pivotal role of ketamine therapy in treating Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS).You’ll gain practical advice on starting and managing a clinic plus be reminded of the significance of creating a patient-centric environment and building a solid support team. Beyond the operational advice, this episode is packed with Dr. Edinger's personal reflections on job creation, the transition to cash-based practices, and the inception of a non-profit to support patients.Listen, enjoy, and discover essential strategies for clinicians aspiring to venture in pain management and ketamine therapy.Episode 6 show notes:00:00 Introduction00:16 Interview with Dr. Lara Edinger: A Specialist in Chronic Pain Disorders01:31 Dr. Edinger's Journey: From Neurology to Pain Medicine02:38 Establishing Edinger Pain Management Clinic03:38 Understanding Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)06:14 Challenges of Running a Private Practice06:14 Transitioning from Traditional Healthcare to Private Practice07:46 The Complexities of Medical Billing and Insurance12:17 The Role of Ketamine in Treating CRPS19:21 The Business Side of Running a Ketamine Clinic20:19 The Impact of Personalized Care in a Ketamine Clinic26:34 The Reality of Current Healthcare System26:48 The Rise of Cash-Based Practices26:57 Starting a Non-Profit for Complex Patients27:47 Advice for Clinicians Curious About the Space28:13 The Importance of Organization and Finding the Right People29:03 The Rewarding Aspect of Creating Jobs29:57 The Importance of Preparation and Legal Assistance30:16 The Challenges of Setting Up Different Services31:13 The Expansion of Ketamine Treatment31:54 The Importance of Medical and Psychological Clearance35:30 The Challenges and Rewards of Running a Practice36:59 The Importance of Delegation and Support39:23 Desert Island Choices and Time Travel Wishes43:41 Alternative Career Choices47:18 Final Thoughts on the Ketamine IndustryThanks for listening!Connect with Dr. Edinger at:Edinger Pain ManagementInstagramWant to fast track launching your ketamine clinic? If so, download our free checklist.

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In this episode, Dr. Lara Edinger shares her journey from neurology to pioneering her ketamine infusion clinic, addressing the complexities of chronic pain treatment. Explore the hurdles of establishing a practice, the pivotal role of ketamine in pain relief, and the significance of creating a patient-centered environment. Gain valuable strategies with a blend of business knowledge and compassionate care.

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