How to start a TRT clinic: A step-by-step guide for [year]
Learning how to start a TRT clinic comes down to nine steps, from choosing a delivery model to marketing within ad-platform rules. The legal core is a business entity, state medical licenses, a DEA registration for Schedule III testosterone, and a licensed medical director. Budget roughly $40,000-$80,000 for a lean telehealth practice, or $100,000-$200,000 for […]
HCPCS code G0143: Thin-layer Pap screening with rescreening
HCPCS code G0143 means two manual reads of one liquid-based slide HCPCS code G0143 is an active Level II G-code that CMS maintains for screening Pap tests. The lab reports it when a cytotechnologist screens a thin-layer slide by hand, then rescreens it. CMS splits the official descriptor into two halves. The specimen half reads […]
Cervix length during pregnancy chart
A cervix length during pregnancy chart records cervical length in millimeters against gestational age. It shows whether a reading sits inside the normal range for that week, scan after scan. Cervical length usually falls as pregnancy advances, and a measurement under 25mm is commonly treated as a short cervix that needs closer review. Most readings […]
Fertility clinic marketing: Strategies that attract & convert patients
Fertility clinic marketing is how a fertility practice attracts, educates, and converts prospective patients through digital channels, clinical credibility, and empathetic communication. The strategies that work best are local SEO, educational content, compliant paid search, email nurture, and physician referrals. Each one pays off only when every inquiry is tracked through to a booked consultation. […]
Newborn assessment
A newborn assessment is a structured head-to-toe check of a baby’s health, done right after birth and repeated at 24 and 72 hours. It records vital signs, the APGAR score, a physical exam, reflexes, gestational age, and screening results. The aim is to catch problems early and document what’s normal. Midwives, neonatal nurses, pediatricians, and […]
Nutrition tracker pregnancy
A pregnancy nutrition tracker is a daily log in which pregnant patients record food, drinks, and supplements against the nutrient targets set for pregnancy. The free template below covers folate, iron, calcium, protein, water, and calories, so you can spot a shortfall early and act on it. Patients fill it in at home for three […]
Anticoagulant medication list
An anticoagulant medication list is a clinical reference that groups blood thinners by class, with generic and brand names, routes, monitoring needs and reversal agents. The core classes are warfarin, the direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs), the heparins and fondaparinux. All of them interrupt the coagulation cascade, which sets them apart from antiplatelets such as aspirin. […]
Printable values cards: What they are and how to use them in therapy
Printable values cards are a reflection tool that helps a patient work out which personal values matter most to them. This free one-page PDF explains the exercise briefly and gives the patient a blank space to write their own values. They then rate each value as very important, important, or not as important. The format […]
Ballard scale newborn
The Ballard scale newborn assessment estimates a baby’s gestational age by scoring six neuromuscular and six physical signs of maturity. The 12 scores add up to a total between −10 and 50, and every 5 points equals 2 weeks of gestation. That places the estimate between 20 and 44 weeks, accurate to within about 2 […]
Release of liability document
A release of liability document is a signed form in which a patient accepts a treatment’s known risks. The patient also agrees not to sue the practice over complications from those risks. It works alongside informed consent rather than replacing it. It also can’t shield a practice from gross negligence or intentional harm. Practices use […]