So many changes are occurring in determining the best place to practice that we have reconfigured our recommendations as the rules have change. 

A "disinvestment event" is a term demographers use to determine whether a place is going to be in trouble in the future.  We track these to tell our clients the difference between a troubled or promising location.  Let about these events in this episode and where they are most common.

The rules are changing on what makes a good location and what is a bad location for practice.  You may as well learn the truth: Everything is shifting, at least a little. Civil unrest is also changing the natural desirability of locations as well.

It is as through professional practices have been tossed in a blender. At least that is what some doctors feel as they consider what locations to purchase, start-up, or to consider for a job. The Pandemic has made things particularly confusing.  This session helps doctors figure out what is happening (and what WILL happen).

It has been a difficult, moving-target, to predict how the pandemic is going to affect professional practice locations, profitability, and busyness.  But we are getting an handle on it!  This episode shares with you what you need to know RIGHT NOW!

I don't know with certainty what is coming next any better that you.  But research has revealed that this recent pattern of sheltering in place has inspired several of our doctor-friends and clients to start examining how they can find locations that are more convenient to home and family.  This episode in intended to get you thinking.

It is true that market conditions are a problem to understand.  But I thought it might be a good idea to share with you how demographers predict great market trends in the middle of uncertainty.  In this case, it happens when multiple market trends cross or reinforce each other.  I hope you will find this interesting.  BTW, we are still offering our Telephone Consultation Discount.

The recent events of death, plague, economic disaster, and election strife have encouraged me to re-release this episode with some changes.  Please forgive me!  But the updates put a few things in perspective that I think are worth the trouble.  How bad are things and how bad will they get?  This episode deals with that.

There are many demographic factors that are important to track to understand the viability of a practice area.  But the Population per Household statistic is a particularly vital one.  It separates to "fair" from the "excellent" areas.  And this session explains how.