Three things changed before lunch. Here’s what actually matters.
You have ten minutes between patients, not an hour for twelve press releases. Five developments, why each one matters to a practice, done before your next chair.
Read the drill →Business briefing for dental leadersDaily editionDental industry news, without the noise.
You have ten minutes between patients, not an hour for twelve press releases. Five developments, why each one matters to a practice, done before your next chair.
Read the drill →How we read the news
Filings, releases, and documents before anyone’s summary of them.
What happened and what we think about it are always labeled separately.
When we get something wrong, the fix is noted where the error was.
Build your watch brief
Interactive tool
Nobody can read everything, and most of what crosses your screen was never about your practice anyway. This tool doesn’t pretend to read the news for you — it builds your personal monitoring system: which public channels your specific practice should watch (your state board’s rulemaking, your payers’ provider bulletins, CMS, your vendors’ changelogs), why each one matters to you, a 30-minute monthly routine, and the exact questions to bring to your CPA, attorney, or consultant when something actually moves. Twelve answers, about three minutes, printable without an email.
Four answers set the spine of the brief: who reads it, which state’s rules apply, and what season the practice is in.
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