Becker's Spine Review

Becker's Spine Review November 2015

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51 ADVERTISINGINDEX Note: Ad page number(s) given in parentheses ADVERTISER Benvenue Medical. info@benvenuemedical.com / www. benvenuemedical.com/fair-balance / (408) 454-9300 (pg. 5) Centinel Spine. cs@centinelspine.com / www. centinelspine.com / (484) 887-8810 (pg. 52) GS Medical info@gsmedicalusa.com / www. gsmedicalusa.com / (866) 904-8144 (pgs. 23 - 26) Invibio www.invibiospine.com / (866)-468- 4246 (pg. 22) Invuity. www.invuity.com / (415) 655-2100 (pg. 42) L3 Healthcare Design, Inc. www.l3asc.com / (866) 929-5353 (pg. 44) Misonix. www.misonix.com / (631) 694-9555 (pg. 50) Mizuho OSI. www.mizuhosi.com/trios / (510) 429- 1500 (pg. 47) National Medical Billing Services. info@nationalascbilling.com / www. nationalascbilling.com / (636) 273- 6711 (pg. 7) Orthofix. www.orthofix.com / (888) 298-5700 (pg. 2) Pacira Pharmaceuticals, Inc. www.exparel.com / (855) 793-9727 (pgs. 3 - 4) Stryker. www.strykerivs.com / (201) 760-8000 (pgs. 12 - 15) 3. There is risk. e stock market is a risky business. Sometimes, with great risk comes great reward, but not always. When investing in stock, surgeons should weigh the possible gains and losses. "Surgeons should understand the risks and how one would react to the risks playing out in their investment portfolios," says Mr. Potter. "is is critical in constructing a long-term investment plan that a surgeon can stick with through good and bad markets." 4. Separate the market from the medicine. "Surgeons may be entrepreneurs and active investors in companies either in start-ups or as passive investors," says Dr. Freedland. "It is incumbent upon them to separate out their investment activity from their medical decisions to act always in the patient's best interest." 5. Diversify your portfolio. A financial advisor will have a comprehensive understanding of the different types of stocks, inside and outside of the healthcare sector. A finan- cial advisor may serve as a great resource when a surgeon wants to diversify his/her stock. "Many of the healthcare companies that develop inno- vative technologies and remedies in medicine raise capital through the stock market," says Clint Gautreau, financial advisor at Horizon Wealth Management in Baton Rouge, La. "Surgeons should know that the stock market is a great place for them to diversity and grow their wealth by buying into companies and industries outside of healthcare." n

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