Preparing Your Practice and Patients for More Social Restrictions, with Dr. Sachin Patel

<p>With the potentiality of more <strong>social restrictions</strong> in the fall, it is important to prepare our patients and our practices by any means necessary. Hear insights about:</p> <ul> <li>Dr. Patel’s perspective on COVID and where it is heading next</li> <li>How we can prepare our patients and our practices for the potentiality of more lockdowns</li> <li>What FM practitioners can do to stop surviving and start thriving by pivoting their business model</li> <li>Why this pandemic has revealed itself to be one of the greatest psy-ops of all time</li> <li>The most important business lessons Dr. Patel has taken out of the pandemic</li> <li>Dr. Patel’s experience with psilocybin and psychedelics in the treatment of mental/cognitive health</li> </ul> <h2>Preparing for More Social Restrictions</h2> <p>Dr. Sachin Patel is an advocate of transforming the healthcare paradigm, and he has devoted his life to the betterment of healthcare for both patients and practitioners. He is also the founder of The Living Proof Institute, through which he pioneered a revolutionary approach to patient-centered healthcare. Dr. Patel now coaches hundreds of practitioners around the world so that they are empowered to deliver affordable and inspired care to their communities, and in this episode of The FM Shift, he joins us to share his journey. Dr. Patel talks about what we can do to prepare our patients and our practices for the possibility of more social restrictions in the fall.</p> <h3>The Greatest Psy-Op of All Time</h3> <p>We are at a point now where people are sick of talking about COVID. Since rolling back some of the authoritarian social restrictions, many of us have spent months dining out, traveling through airports, and enjoying the slow trickle of freedoms we once took for granted. And yet here we are, perfectly healthy, with nothing to show for it but division, animosity, and horror caused by half the population’s willingness to blindly obey power. Luckily, here in Denver, we have had a relatively robust amount of fr