60 http://www.prwebpodcast.com A Top 30 Stream of LOREN TIMMONS Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb podEditor@emediawire.com (PRWeb) podMaster@emediawire.com Sat, 04 Jul 2009 12:00:29 -0700 LOREN TIMMONS http://www.prweb.com/prwebrss.gif 130 49 http://prwebpodcast.com Copyright PRWeb International, Inc. en-us http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss A Top 30 Stream of LOREN TIMMONS Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb A Top 30 Stream of LOREN TIMMONS Press Releases (in MP3 format) via PRWeb podEditor@emediawire.com PR Web PRWeb no http://www.prweb.com/releases/medical/clinical/prweb2567444.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/medical/clinical/prweb2567444.htm The United States continues to spend more on health care than other nations. Low back pain is the number two most common reason that Americans see their doctor -- second only to colds and flu. [PRWeb Jun 29, 2009] http://www.prweb.com/releases/medical/clinical/prweb2567444.htm Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:56:15 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com Dynamic Disc Designs in Nanaimo, BC. Aside from time to heal, the best treatments for back pain may be the least dramatic: exercise more and lose weight. Some of the basics we tend to ignore or overlook can be the most important and cost effective. Dr. Fryer went on to say, "I expected standing height changes to increase after the 'chair-care' exercise and that's exactly what I found. This supported the hypotheses that the "chair-care" exercise lengthens the spine; the joint spaces likely get larger and the cartilage gets relief from compression. I believe that future studies should use upright MRI with stadiometry to help discern why height increases were seen with the 'chair-care' exercise." Taking such precise measurements required specialized height measuring equipment. Very sophisticated equipment like an MRI is not cost effective nor practical for daily use in measuring patient height, so Dr. Fryer selected the non-invasive Heightronic 235 Digital Stadiometer Height Rod by Quick Medical; it is nearly as accurate as the MRI for this application and at a fraction of the cost. "In my practice I look for indicators of osteoarthritis and provide patients with short and long-term therapeutic strategies for the management of this common condition. Height change variations can help provide the health care professional with important clinical clues and is an excellent screening tool for further diagnostic testing," concluded Dr. Fryer. About Dr. Jerome Fryer: Dr. Fryer obtained his doctorate degree in chiropractic, graduating with honors from Western States Chiropractic College in Portland Oregon in 1999. Currently Dr. Fryer practices at the Integrated... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/medical/clinical/prweb2567444.htm]]> Bobby Beaulieu Dr. Jerome Fryer Preliminary Study Sheds Light On Reducing Back Pain Dynamic Disc Designs in Nanaimo, BC. Aside from time to heal, the best treatments for back pain may be the least dramatic: exercise more and lose weight. Some of the basics we tend to ignore or overlook can be the most important and cost effective. Dr. Fryer went on to say, "I expected standing height changes to increase after the 'chair-care' exercise and that's exactly what I found. This supported the hypotheses that the "chair-care" exercise lengthens the spine; the joint spaces likely get larger and the cartilage gets relief from compression. I believe that future studies should use upright MRI with stadiometry to help discern why height increases were seen with the 'chair-care' exercise." Taking such precise measurements required specialized height measuring equipment. Very sophisticated equipment like an MRI is not cost effective nor practical for daily use in measuring patient height, so Dr. Fryer selected the non-invasive Heightronic 235 Digital Stadiometer Height Rod by Quick Medical; it is nearly as accurate as the MRI for this application and at a fraction of the cost. "In my practice I look for indicators of osteoarthritis and provide patients with short and long-term therapeutic strategies for the management of this common condition. Height change variations can help provide the health care professional with important clinical clues and is an excellent screening tool for further diagnostic testing," concluded Dr. Fryer. About Dr. Jerome Fryer: Dr. Fryer obtained his doctorate degree in chiropractic, graduating with honors from Western States Chiropractic College in Portland Oregon in 1999. Currently Dr. Fryer practices at the Integrated... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/medical/clinical/prweb2567444.htm]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/salesmedical/2209804/prweb2209804.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/salesmedical/2209804/prweb2209804.htm Quick Medical continues to surpass sales goals by incorporating fundamental marketing strategies. The basic sales and marketing activities that took the company to where it is today has also worked during the current economic slowdown to increase company sales, market share, and profit. [PRWeb Mar 10, 2009] http://www.prweb.com/releases/salesmedical/2209804/prweb2209804.htm Mon, 09 Mar 2009 17:40:44 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com Quick Medical's success can be attributed to their knowledgeable sales staff and aggressive marketing campaigns. In a time when companies are cutting back on sales staff and reducing marketing efforts, Quick Medical continues to fund aggressive sales and marketing promotions. "In good or bad economic times, our focus at Quick Medical has been to expand our product lines, increase our marketing and co-marketing effort, build long-term customer relationships, and sell outside of our comfort zone" said Scott Hanna, CEO at Quick Medical. "When the economy began to stumble, we increased our sales and marketing efforts to our premier customers and made extra efforts to reach medical facilities, universities and government entities. We have always been proactive versus reactive to the economic environment." Quick Medical prides itself in having a strong and knowledgeable sales force that recognizes the contribution they are making and what they can do to improve a customer's quality of life. Sales representatives spend most of their business day processing internet orders, consulting with new customers, hospital personnel, physicians, health-care executives, clinics, and focusing on increasing the visibility of Quick Medical's products, services, and purchasing opportunities. With all the new technology and advances in medical products and devices, the sales representatives have an ongoing job of educating and informing customers. "From the very beginning, our marketing department was tasked with finding out what products and services the customer needs right now and why having us immediately fill that need saves them money," said Mr. Hanna. "Finally, our employees understand that we need to work harder and longer during this economic slowdown if we want to continue to grow the company and remain profitable well into the future." Mr. Hanna went on to say, "For a company to grow it must consistently produce highly qualified (sales) prospects without relying on outside sources. During an economic slowdown companies can't afford to waste time and money on questionable customers. What's needed are the simple sales and marketing activities that a dedicated staff can use to produce revenue; it's all about creating customer value." As a national distributor of medical supplies and medical equipment since 1993, Quick Medical has been experiencing strong sales growth. By adding a number of new product lines such as Smart Caregiver PDI in 2008, Quick Medical provides added value to their existing services while meeting ongoing customer requests for new products that will increase distribution channels and reduce cost. "Although the medical industry continues to remain strong with the constant and increasing need for health-care goods and services, the number of new on-line medical supply companies continues to grow. Profit margins are lower and the cost of providing top quality customer care is on the rise," said Bobby Beaulieu, IT Director at Quick Medical. "We made the decision a number of years ago that we would aggressively pursue new business opportunities and build a satisfied but more importantly loyal customer following". Mr. Beaulieu concluded, "I believe that through our past hard work, an aggressive web marketing campaign, and... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/salesmedical/2209804/prweb2209804.htm]]> Scott Hanna Quick Medical Posts Record Sales During Economic Downturn Quick Medical's success can be attributed to their knowledgeable sales staff and aggressive marketing campaigns. In a time when companies are cutting back on sales staff and reducing marketing efforts, Quick Medical continues to fund aggressive sales and marketing promotions. "In good or bad economic times, our focus at Quick Medical has been to expand our product lines, increase our marketing and co-marketing effort, build long-term customer relationships, and sell outside of our comfort zone" said Scott Hanna, CEO at Quick Medical. "When the economy began to stumble, we increased our sales and marketing efforts to our premier customers and made extra efforts to reach medical facilities, universities and government entities. We have always been proactive versus reactive to the economic environment." Quick Medical prides itself in having a strong and knowledgeable sales force that recognizes the contribution they are making and what they can do to improve a customer's quality of life. Sales representatives spend most of their business day processing internet orders, consulting with new customers, hospital personnel, physicians, health-care executives, clinics, and focusing on increasing the visibility of Quick Medical's products, services, and purchasing opportunities. With all the new technology and advances in medical products and devices, the sales representatives have an ongoing job of educating and informing customers. "From the very beginning, our marketing department was tasked with finding out what products and services the customer needs right now and why having us immediately fill that need saves them money," said Mr. Hanna. "Finally, our employees understand that we need to work harder and longer during this economic slowdown if we want to continue to grow the company and remain profitable well into the future." Mr. Hanna went on to say, "For a company to grow it must consistently produce highly qualified (sales) prospects without relying on outside sources. During an economic slowdown companies can't afford to waste time and money on questionable customers. What's needed are the simple sales and marketing activities that a dedicated staff can use to produce revenue; it's all about creating customer value." As a national distributor of medical supplies and medical equipment since 1993, Quick Medical has been experiencing strong sales growth. By adding a number of new product lines such as Smart Caregiver PDI in 2008, Quick Medical provides added value to their existing services while meeting ongoing customer requests for new products that will increase distribution channels and reduce cost. "Although the medical industry continues to remain strong with the constant and increasing need for health-care goods and services, the number of new on-line medical supply companies continues to grow. Profit margins are lower and the cost of providing top quality customer care is on the rise," said Bobby Beaulieu, IT Director at Quick Medical. "We made the decision a number of years ago that we would aggressively pursue new business opportunities and build a satisfied but more importantly loyal customer following". Mr. Beaulieu concluded, "I believe that through our past hard work, an aggressive web marketing campaign, and... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/salesmedical/2209804/prweb2209804.htm]]> 00:15:00 no