Join Me for a Live Q&A Session

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I am hosting a live Q&A session next Saturday, January 18, 2014 between 1 pm and 5 pm eastern standard time to answer questions regarding your medical office specific issues.  To participate in this free Q&A session, please join my G+ community - About Medical Office.   If you don't have a question, but would like to participate in a discussion feel free to join in.   Event information

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