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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2024 · 22 MIN

Lessons on Profitability from Government-Subsidized Care: An Interview with Dr. Mark Doherty

from The Bryan Laskin Podcast · host Dr. Bryan Laskin

What does a DSO have in common with an FQHC (Federally Qualified Health Center)? Find out in this episode of "The Patient First Podcast." I interview Dr. Mark Doherty, the brilliant CEO and Co-Founder of D4 Practice Solutions, and he shares some intriguing insights on what DSOs can learn from government-subsidized care to improve the quality and profitability of the care provided by their networks. As always, I pick my guest's brain to get further insight into what the near future holds for the dental industry. Dr. Doherty and I also talk about how DSOs can leverage culture to create alignment between leadership and the front lines. This is a must-see episode for any DSO leader today who wants to brace their organizations for the changes that lie just ahead. I'm Dr. Bryan Laskin—author, dentist and entrepreneur who's ever on the search for solutions and strategies that make dentistry more efficient and interconnected. Get the insights needed to start growing your DSO: D4PracticeSolutions.com

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