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Think email is outdated? For podiatrists, it’s one of the most underrated growth tools available. Wondering why it even matters? Email is one of the only things that you own the list for meaning no algorithms to decide who sees your message. It also lands directly in your patient’s inbox and keeps you top-of-mind when someone’s been putting off booking. One monthly, value-driven email does more than five rushed ones. Patients actually want reminders and tips when they’re relevant. Some examples of what podiatrists can send include: 📩 Seasonal reminders (holiday shoe tips, back-to-school shoe pain). 📩 Service highlights (orthotics, diabetic care, sports medicine). 📩 Doctor or team spotlight. 📩 Appointment reminders or reactivations. Make it 80% helpful, 20% promotional. The goal is connection, not spam. At Urgent Care For Feet, we help podiatrists set up automated email campaigns that keep schedules full without adding hours to your week.

Profilometry isn’t just for beginners or complex cases. It’s fast becoming standard in high-performing scleral lens clinics—and for good reason.  The ability to reduce chair time, minimize remakes, and improve first-fit success doesn’t just make the day run smoother. It strengthens patient trust, supports long-term growth, and positions your practice as a destination for specialty care. Learn how profilometry can free up your time and attention to make you a better fitter: https://lnkd.in/e2CQqxVh #VisionaryOptics #Profilometry #ScleralLenses #iContour 

Dance Alignment: Enhancing Movement Through Foot & Ankle Rehab This video explores alignment in dance, emphasising the role of foot and ankle mechanics in movement quality and injury prevention. It’s part of the Ankle and Foot Rehabilitation Concepts for Dancers Programme on Physiopedia Plus—ideal for clinicians working in performing arts medicine and rehab. 📚 Subscribe to access the full programme: https://lnkd.in/disGz3Dy #DanceAlignment #FootAndAnkleRehab #DancersHealth #PhysiopediaPlus #JoinPhysiopediaPlus #ClinicalEducation #PerformingArtsMedicine #ProfessionalDevelopment

🖥️ Your Website: The beating heart of your Optometry Practice Your website is where patients reconnect with your care - reading about their diagnosis, trusted treatments, and learning from you even after their appointment. A living, updated website builds credibility, fuels SEO, and keeps your practice top of mind. Discover why real patient connection matters more than clicks - read the full NevadaCloud insight. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d42_VwtP #Optometry #MarketingForOptometrists #DigitalVisibility #NevadaCloud

Restoring Mobility after Knee Injury One of my recent patients came with persistent knee pain following a sports injury. The MRI showed a partial ACL tear with mild joint effusion. The patient reported difficulty walking long distances and limited confidence in daily activities. Assessment •Reduced knee flexion and extension •Quadriceps weakness •Pain during weight-bearing activities Plan of Care: •Pain management techniques and manual therapy •Progressive strengthening for quadriceps and hamstrings •Neuromuscular re-education to improve balance and stability •Home exercise program for long-term self-management After 12 sessions, the patient regained nearly full range of motion, improved muscle strength, and returned to light sports activities with reduced pain. This case highlights how a structured physiotherapy approach can accelerate recovery and restore functional independence. #Physiotherapy #Rehabilitation #Healthcare #PatientCare #KneeInjury #CaseStudy

👉 When your patient walks in completely bent forward… It’s something we all see from time to time a patient who suddenly can’t stand upright anymore, their back locked in a painful flexed position. That’s what we call an acute kyphotic deformity. The common reflex? Try to “unlock” the spine immediately with repeated extension in prone. But very often… it doesn’t work. The patient simply can’t tolerate it yet and forcing it usually makes things worse. At this stage, the key is static positioning and patience. I usually place the patient prone, supported with one or more pillows, monitor their pain response, and wait. Gradually, you remove a pillow or raise the table section small, progressive changes over 20 to 40 minutes. That’s how you allow the deformity to reduce naturally. The first pitfall comes when the patient gets off the table — they need to move slowly, stay within the safe range, and keep moving once upright. It’s a perfect reminder that in MDT, progress sometimes means doing less but doing it precisely. 👉 Interested in learning more about clinical reasoning and practical strategies like this? Join our upcoming MDT webinars free and interactive. 🔗 www.mckenzie.be #MDT #McKenzieMethod #Physiotherapy #ClinicalReasoning #LowBackPain #Webinar #Education #ManualTherapy

Hello my connections...... In this article I detailed explain about Thompson test. The Thompson test is a clinical exam to diagnose an Achilles tendon rupture by squeezing the patient's calf while they are lying on their stomach with their feet hanging off a table. A positive result, indicating a rupture, is the absence of plantar flexion (foot movement downward) when the calf is squeezed. A normal, or negative, result is when the foot plantar-flexes as expected. How the test is performed Position the patient: The patient lies on their stomach (prone position) with their feet extending past the edge of the examination table or chair. Their legs should be relaxed. Squeeze the calf: The examiner firmly squeezes the calf muscles. Observe the foot: The examiner observes the foot's position for a response. Negative result: If the patient has an intact Achilles tendon, squeezing the calf will cause the calf muscle to contract and pull on the tendon, resulting in the foot automatically pointing downward (plantar flexion). Positive result: If the patient has a complete Achilles tendon rupture, there will be no or very little movement of the foot when the calf is squeezed. This absence of plantar flexion is a positive sign, indicating a tear in the tendon. Accuracy and limitations The Thompson test is a highly accurate test for diagnosing an acute Achilles tendon rupture, with a reported sensitivity of 96% and specificity of 93% in some reviews. While accurate for complete ruptures, it may be less reliable for partial tears. It's also a good first step, but doctors may still order imaging like an ultrasound or MRI to get a definitive picture of the injury. #snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinking #designthinkers #snscop #article

🔹 OrthoPulse® Series #10 – Real-World DentalMonitoring Data From Dr. Peter Brawn’s Practice 🚀 What happens when you look at real-world patient data using DentalMonitoring to compare OrthoPulse® cases with controls? Dr. Peter Brawn shares remarkable findings from his own practice: “I had a 40% reduction in treatment duration compared to the controls… and if we look at the medium cases, we had almost a 50% reduction in treatment time.” “The other thing I want to point out is that when we look at noticeable unseats, which would indicate reduced predictability, we actually had 30% more predictable movement. In my office, I am on average about 1.2 refinements per case.” His conclusion? ➡️ “OrthoPulse® really works for us.” With shorter treatment times, improved predictability, and fewer refinements, OrthoPulse® is helping practices deliver better results and a smoother patient journey. #OrthoPulse #LightAcceleratedOrthodontics #DentalMonitoring #OrthodonticsInnovation #PatientExperience

This is what physical therapy should be about — not cookie-cutter, but cutting edge. 💡 A fellow PT visited our clinic recently and was blown away by how we approach patient care. From using tools like dry needling, ultrasound imaging, and neuromuscular re-education, to building individualized strength programs — it’s never just “the same for everyone.” True PT should be personalized, preventative, and progressive. That’s how we keep our patients not only recovering, but thriving. 🙌 It’s great to be surrounded by like - minded individuals who want to help pioneer the advancement of Primary Care PT! #PTjobs #PrimaryCarePT #patientcentriccare

💡 FAQ: Why is Choosing the Right Curing Light Crucial for Your Clinic? The quality of your curing light can directly influence up to 50% of your clinic’s revenue! 🔥 It’s not just about curing composite materials — a reliable curing light ensures optimal performance for bonding sealants, indirect restorations, and securing orthodontic brackets. 🦷 Frequent bracket loosening or incomplete curing can lead to wasted time, materials, and profitability. By investing in the right curing light, you enhance clinical efficiency, treatment success, and overall patient satisfaction. 💪 #CuringLight #DentalTechnology #ClinicEfficiency #Orthodontics #DentalRestoration #Profitability #Xpedent #KydosHealthtech