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Course Title: Utilizing Strategic Billing of VSP for Profitability
Instructor: Will To, OD
We are ecstatic to have the innovative business mind of Dr. Will To on stage for the first time where he will give his much sought after lecture on how to maximize VSP to build a multi-million Practice.
Learn about unique coding and billing strategies that can dramatically increase profitability of VSP reimbursements leading to a multimillion dollar practice
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