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The Hospital
With so many different physician financial blogs out there, it is tough to keep track of all the great content being published on a daily basis.
Part of my daily routine was to visit as many physician blogs as I could and see if there was any new content to read.
This soon became quite time consuming as the number of physician bloggers continued to expand.
I thought to myself, “Wouldn’t it be so much easier if I could go to one site, see a list of all the latest posts by all the physician bloggers, and pick and choose which ones caught my eye?”
That is why I created The Hospital, a place where all the physicians can be found under one roof along with their contributions to the medical/financial library.
These posts will be listed in chronological order (newest at the top) and updated every other hour.
Bookmark this page and make visiting it a part of your daily routine to ensure that you will never let your prescriptions to these blogs expire (you can think of this page as the Anti-Apple (you know, the one that keeps the doctors away).
[If I have inadvertently left out a physician blog that would like to be added to the Hospital, please send me your credentials via the contact form and I will grant you hospital privileges]
My latest posts:
When speaking to physicians, residents, or medical students, Gross Anatomy conjures up mixed emotions. One of the first courses a first year medical student is subject to is named, quite appropriately, Gross Anatomy, which spans the entire year. It is common knowledge that you can ... read more Welcome to this episode of The Doctor’s Bill (Can You Afford It?). Wonder if you should buy that big ticket item or not? Well here’s your chance to have a wealth management expert, Johanna Fox Turner, of Fox & Company Wealth Management analyze your overall finances and ... read more Welcome to this session of grand rounds, a collection of posts I have discovered in the blogosphere and have found of interest and hope you do too. This offering of Grand Rounds looks at articles from around the web that deal with issues ... read more
The Doctor’s Lounge:
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It’s time to rethink board recertificationDoctors are reporting an alarming rate of dissatisfaction and burnout, with some leaving the practice of medicine altogether. Administrators and insurance companies are often blamed; however, our own professional organizations impose a significant portion of the problem. Several years ago, Danielle Ofri wrote an op-ed in the New York Times... Read more
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Think Outside the BoxSocial media isn’t just about presence. It takes more than having a profile. It’s about getting creative with the space you claim. The right order to do it in is as follows: Claim stake to your space online. Your own website or podcast, for example. Then, build space for yourself... Read more
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Finance Flash Go! Episode #36: The All-Important 401(k) Account!Today on the Finance Flash Go! podcast, we are talking about the all-important 401(k) account! Listen to the full episode and subscribe here! What even The post Finance Flash Go! Episode #36: The All-Important 401(k) Account! appeared first on The Prudent Plastic Surgeon.... Read more
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The Curious Splurges of Benjamin WallaceBenjamin Wallace, author of The Billionaire’s Vinegar: The Mystery of the World’s Most Expensive Bottle of Wine, has learned a ... Read more... Read more
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What Is a 457 Retirement Plan?457 deferred compensation plans can be a valuable addition to your retirement quiver, but make sure yours is up to snuff before contributing. The post What Is a 457 Retirement Plan? appeared first on The White Coat Investor - Investing & Personal Finance for Doctors.... Read more
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Gross Anatomy: Financial EditionWhen speaking to physicians, residents, or medical students, Gross Anatomy conjures up mixed emotions. One of the first courses a first year medical student is subject to is named, quite appropriately, Gross Anatomy, which spans the entire year. It is common knowledge that you can... Read more -
3 Ways to Avoid Depreciation Recapture Tax on Rental PropertyOne of the best benefits of real estate investing is depreciation, but it creates a growing tax liability issue down ... Read More The post 3 Ways to Avoid Depreciation Recapture Tax on Rental Property appeared first on The Darwinian Doctor.... Read more
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#90: Would Working Part-time Make You a Better Doctor?Have you ever thought about working as a part-time doctor? Things are changing and part-time schedules are becoming more common and accepted in medicine. So it might be worth exploring why and how you can go about doing it. Stay tuned to learn how and why going part-time may be... Read more
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4 Nights In A Glass Igloo Hotel to See The Northern LightsYour next bucket list adventure awaits.... Read more
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Fawcett’s Favorites 1-17-22Every week I find a few great articles I feel are especially valuable. Following are this week’s best. I hope you find them as useful as I did. This week’s favorites include never underestimate someone who won’t give up, ten things those in the FIRE movement don’t want you to... Read more
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TPP #62: The Self Determined Physician (Burned Out to BadA$$)You don’t have to fall victim to the system and I can show you how to go from burned out to a Self-Determined Physician with the work-life balance you are desperately searching for. Listen to today’s episode to learn more. The post TPP #62: The Self Determined Physician (Burned Out... Read more
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Revisiting Grocery DeliveryThis week winter hit our area, with bad roads and cold temperatures. I also saw a huge uptick of COVID cases (likely Omicron spread by gatherings at Christmas and New Years). Between one thing and another, when Mr. PiN announced we were out of eggs, I asked him if he... Read more
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The Doctor’s Bill: A Slice Of The Big AppleWelcome to this episode of The Doctor’s Bill (Can You Afford It?). Wonder if you should buy that big ticket item or not? Well here’s your chance to have a wealth management expert, Johanna Fox Turner, of Fox & Company Wealth Management analyze your overall finances and... Read more
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Defining Wealth for Women by Bonnie Koo, MD: A Book ReviewBonnie Koo, MD of Wealthy Mom MD has written a finance book for females. Before I tell you about my book review, let me tell you about Dr. Koo. She’s a board-certified dermatologist best known for being passionate about teaching personal finance strategies designed specifically for women physicians since 2016.... Read more
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5 Key points to know before investing in real estateReal estate investing has always been a hot topic in the doctor's lounge. Naturally, real estate is a tangible asset that is more easily understood than stock certificates and market securities. Bragging about owning 50 doors (commercial real estate slang for 50 units) sounds a lot sexier The post 5... Read more
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Does Money Buy Happiness?Can money buy you happiness? Well, it’s a hotly debated topic. The thing is, I think a lot of people confuse money and happiness with the well-known phrase, “money is the root of all evil”. Personally, I think you can have both money and... Read more
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The Private Equity Model in Medicine is FlawedIt can be hard for trainees in the job market to make sense of the current state of affairs. Everyone knows private equity companies have been gobbling up practices around the country in an ever-consolidating market, but the implications of this trend are another matter entirely. Most people willing to... Read more
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Grand Rounds: Emergency, DocWelcome to this session of grand rounds, a collection of posts I have discovered in the blogosphere and have found of interest and hope you do too. This offering of Grand Rounds looks at articles from around the web that deal with issues... Read more
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Real Estate Year in Review 2021: Part 2 Refinances and PurchasesSummary: This is part two of our real-estate-in review for 2021. We cover Purchases and Refinances. Each year I put together a real- estate-in-review blog post. Writing this post helps me reflect on the real estate moves we made over the course of the year, the motivations behind them and... Read more
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A List Of Doctors With The Highest Net WorthToday, we are going to have a little fun. This is meant as a lighthearted post to look at who is financially doing very well as a physician. We will take a look at the highest net worth doctors that I was able to find. Everyone has a story, and... Read more
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I don’t know how you do it“I just watched her… suffocating. In her own fluids. I kept asking if she wanted more help, if she wanted to go on the ventilator and all she was able to say was, ‘No’. I don’t know what to do, M. I don’t know how to help her. I... Read more
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The Psychology of Overspending and How to Overcome ItMost of us are guilty of spending too much on an item that seemed like a necessity at the time. While treating yourself occasionally is fine, overspending can become a dangerous habit for some. In this guide, we will cover the psychology of overspending and what steps to take in... Read more
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Medical Students and AddictionMedical Students and Addiction By: Dr Jayasudha Gude MD With all of the stresses of exams, paying for school, learning about patients, and even maybe having a little leftover time for [...] The post Medical Students and Addiction appeared first on #Lifeofamedstudent.... Read more
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2016 Fourth Quarter UpdateKeeping track of your investments is always a good idea. I used to monitor our portfolio every month but found that to be a bit too frequent. I’ve now settled into the routine of going over our finances every quarter, specifically when it comes to our retirement savings. This also... Read more
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Christmas Letter 2021It’s 6 am on December 22, 2021. The news is all about the Omicron variant causing yet another wave of COVID-19. Everyone is cancelling long-awaited trips and Christmas get-togethers yet again. We’re coming up on two years of this pandemic [...] The post Christmas Letter 2021 appeared first on Big... Read more
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Top 10 Blogs of 2021Best of the Blog 2021 Its time for FiPhysician.com yearly check in of the top 10 blogs of 2021. It was a good year for growth! My advice-only retirement planning for DIY physicians consulting service is now in full […]... Read more
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Feelings I’ve Experienced in 20212021 has been a year full of change, all with the intention of living my theme word of 2021: align. But what does it feel like to align with your life vision and values? It’s a mixed bag. Here are some stand-out feelings I’ve experienced in 2021. What it feels... Read more
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The Definitive Guide to Getting Financially OrganizedLet’s be honest with ourselves for a moment. We can’t put it off any longer. We know we all need to get our financial lives in order, but like so many of us, maybe you just aren’t quite sure where to begin. Between your unpredictable schedule, student loans, and... Read more
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Ladder Life Insurance ReviewThe post Ladder Life Insurance Review appeared first on The Finance Twins.... Read more
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The Case for CryptoHere is a brand new video where Raoul Pal of Real Vision describes his macro thesis for crypto investing to Keith McCoullough of Hedgeye investing. The interesting thing is each crypto is analyzed according to its Network propeties and each crypto’s topographical growth follows Metcalfe’s law, which states the value... Read more
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How To Start Extreme CouponingHave you ever thought about getting into extreme couponing? I've never done it but, after reading this guest post, I'm intrigued! Here are 8 steps to get started! The post How To Start Extreme Couponing appeared first on .... Read more
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Saving Using The 10% Rule: Your Future Self Will Thank YouLast Updated on October 11, 2021 by Lookforzebras “What gets measured, gets managed” Creating a financially secure future may appear challenging but the first step is to learn where you are now and where you want to be. This is not as easy as it sounds since it forces you... Read more
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Tenwek TripI don’t know how it’s been two years since we finished training and moved from Minnesota to begin “real life.” During the arduous journey through school and training, Josh and I would chat about the first thing we wanted to do after training–that first goal or experience we’d been putting... Read more
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My Venture Into Real Estate InvestingMy Venture Into Real Estate Investing Real estate investing has always been intriguing to me. But I was always a bit intimidated by it. However, as I learn more about real estate investing, I have become quite a bit more comfortable with it. Now, it real estate has slowly grown... Read more
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Label Emotions and Become a Fierce NegotiatorLabel Emotions: This post focuses on an Advance Negotiation Skill: Labeling. Labeling sounds simple and boring, but it is neither. Don’t overlook its power. Negotiation is a useful skill to develop.… The post Label Emotions and Become a Fierce Negotiator appeared first on Wealthy Doc.... Read more
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Prior authorization: how I got $4000 back from denied claimsBy Howie Chen- how contacting my congressman’s office about claims denied for supposed lack of prior authorization got me $4000read more Prior authorization: how I got $4000 back from denied claims... Read more
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fcasinoThe king of internet casinos Woori Casino is the center of online casinos. It is flawless online baccarat that cannot be found on any other baccarat game site. Our Safe casino sites are the standard of Internet casinos: Gorilla’s verification, which is responsible for the unchanging and safe casino site,... Read more
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a heavy heartWarning: this is a sad post involving postpartum depression and physician suicide.I had a friend from medical school come visit this weekend with her husband, which was absolutely wonderful and much needed for all of us. They played with my kids and cheerfully put up with a quick park stop... Read more
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Can I have a Solo 401(k) with employees?Can I have a solo 401(k) with employees? I came across a version of this question on social media and reached out to our resident expert on all things related to retirement plans: Konstantin Litovsky of Litovsky Asset Management. I have worked with Kon for years and have great respect... Read more
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Doximity Reserved Share Program - Yay or Nay?f you are a user of the physician social network Doximity, you may have received an email from cofounder Nate Gross, MD regarding the company’s intent to become a publicly-traded company. As part of that email, you may have been invited to participate in the “Doximity Reserved Share Program”. Now... Read more
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Do we mean it when we say we support our healthcare heroes?Imagine that you’re a physician in the middle of the global pandemic. The life-saving vaccine has just come out, and your job includes...... Read more
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March 2021 ReflectionsTime for another life/blog/business update! I admit, I’m all over the place. It’s part of what makes me so fun, right? I’m constantly trying new things. Do I want to be a pro-blogger? I ran my little experiment with a more professional approach for blogging via The Money Mix Insiders... Read more
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Emotional Self-Management for Physicians on Trial - Pt INo part of a medical malpractice lawsuit creates more intense emotion for physicians than going to trial. Fear, anger, self-doubt, shame and anxiety, moments of clarity, calm, certainty, and relief — all can wax and wane as events unfold. The way you manage your emotions as you navigate a medical... Read more
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4 Syndicator Questions You Should Ask Before InvestingFor decades, private multifamily real estate syndicators have operated under securities law that banned general solicitation of their investments. That ban on advertisement made it difficult to raise capital. As a result, new syndicators often started small by pooling their capital with that from family and friends. If they succeeded,... Read more
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Real talk time: How I lost $120,000+ in a few minutes, and how I recovered.thestockmd.com Real talk time: How I lost $120,000+ in a few minutes, and how I recovered. Do you remember January 2020? I do. COVID-19 was brewing but had not yet hit the United States. The stock[...] The post Real talk time: How I lost $120,000+ in a few minutes, and... Read more
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If the Pandemic is War, I guess My Neighbors are Vichy?The war analogy in regards to the pandemic is a little worn out. Cable News screamed it for too long in the early days for it to resonate much now. Nonetheless, I am going to lean on it in an attempt to convey a few things. Most of you are... Read more
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Ep 62. Dana Corriel, MD — Doctors and Social MediaOn this episode of Doctor Money Matters, we talk about social media with Dana Corriel MD, an internal medicine physician and creator of the SoMeDocs group. She recently left the practice of medicine to help physicians develop their online presence. Her goal is to help empower physicians reach their patients,... Read more
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