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[selkyle24]

Remote and virtual living trust services

Skip the commute and secure your family’s future from home! 🏡 Our California-based attorneys guide you step-by-step through a fully remote living trust. ✍️ Video/phone consultations, encrypted portals, even by-mail options—it's estate planning on your schedule.

[vitalvirtuals]

How Can a Virtual Dental Assistant Help My Dental Practice?

How a Virtual Dental Assistant Can Elevate Your Practice

The dental industry is evolving, and so should your practice. A virtual dental assistant provides cost-effective, reliable support to streamline your operations. Benefits include:

Efficient Scheduling: They keep your calendar organized, minimizing cancellations and gaps.

Insurance and Billing Expertise: They handle claims and verifications seamlessly.

Stronger Patient Relationships: Prompt responses and proactive communication improve patient retention.

Flexibility and Scalability: Whether during peak seasons or practice expansion, virtual assistants adapt to your needs.

Reduced Overhead: Remote staff eliminates the need for additional office space and resources.

With a virtual dental assistant, your practice can focus on delivering exceptional patient care while staying efficient.

#DentalPracticeSupport #VirtualAssistant #ModernDentistry #RemoteSolutions

[millerjonathan]

Announcing MicroCREWS.  A new venture I’m part of. 

Shoot Safely Again. Small crews and remote production resources for the Covid world.  

https://www.micro-crews.com

Experienced cinematographers with eclectic resumes who are uniquely suited to the current situation. The result is a filmmaker collective called Microcrews. 

The team put their heads together to figure out how they could feel safe on set again. The solutions came quickly: get the people who couldn’t be on set to see what they need with camera feeds, crew communication, and video of the whole set, all through familiar platforms.  They shared ideas for how to keep their personally-owned gear sanitized—and have controlled gear sharing. They developed protocols for proper glove usage, room occupation limits, and a “Covid martial”. The more they talked about it, the more the group saw how a model like this could benefit the entire industry and perhaps even be more effective. Small crews have always appealed to directors and producers, not only for budgetary reasons, but for their agility and small footprint on what they’re trying to capture. Large, efficient, and highly specialized crews will come back, but for now, staying small is key.

[On set photo credits Greg Harriot.]