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Maribeth Marsico wrote an article
The majority of respondents to LMT's 2012 Fee Survey are delaying fee increases in the face of price-cutting...(more)
Industry Fees Reflect Sluggish Economic Recovery
Maribeth Marsico · Other · Oct 2012>The majority of respondents to LMT's 2012 Fee Survey are delaying fee increases in the face of price-cutting competition and declining caseloads. With the country in the midst of what analysts are calling the slowest economic recovery since the Great Depression, laboratory owners say they are...
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Kelly Fessel Carr wrote an article
2012 Removables Survey: Removable Market Holding Its Own
Kelly Fessel Carr · Lab Owner · Sep 2012Forty-five percent of respondents to LMT's exclusive 2012 Removable Survey rate the market as good and 35% classify it as fair. The majority say their removable business in the first half of 2012 is level...
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Kim Molinaro wrote an article
Uncertainty prevails among the respondents to LMT's 2012 Wage Survey and they're being cautious about...(more)
LMT's Exclusive 2012 Wage Survey Report: Earnings Down, Staffs Lean
Kim Molinaro · Lab Manager · Sep 2012>Uncertainty prevails among the respondents to LMT's 2012 Wage Survey and they're being cautious about rehiring or raising wages. On a positive note, more than half saw an uptick in business in the first part of 2012. Although more than half of respondents to LMT's 2012 Wage Survey saw an uptick in...
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Kelly Fessel Carr wrote an article
The majority of respondents to LMT's Small Lab Survey are enthusiastic about the outlook for their own...(more)
The Future of the Small Laboratory: Grim Or Great?
Kelly Fessel Carr · Lab Owner · Jun 2012>Small laboratories—those with one to three people—are the backbone of our industry, representing more than 50% of the U.S. market. LMT's Small Lab Survey offers an overview of who they are, how they work and their outlook for the future of their own businesses as well as their market segment...
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LMT Communications, Inc. wrote an article
Three-quarters of respondents to LMT's Implant Trends survey say the economy has not affected their implant...(more)
Implant Trends: Patient Acceptance Key to This (Still) Thriving Specialty
LMT Communications, Inc. · May 2012This recession has nothing on implants. Although LMT's periodic Business Barometer surveys have reflected laboratories' sluggish workloads during the last few years, our latest Implant Trends survey finds this specialty is more than holding its own. Three-quarters of our respondents say the economy has...
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Implant Trends: Patient Acceptance Key to This (Still) Thriving Specialty
LMT Communications, Inc. · Industry News · May 2012
Three-quarters of respondents to LMT's Implant Trends survey say the economy has not affected their implant business; in fact, 68% report it has been "good" or even "booming" over the last two years
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The Future of the Small Laboratory: Grim Or Great?
Kelly Fessel Carr · LMT Surveys · Jun 2012
The majority of respondents to LMT's Small Lab Survey are enthusiastic about the outlook for their own businesses, calling their future "good" or "great." However, their prediction for the market segment...See more
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LMT's Exclusive 2012 Wage Survey Report: Earnings Down, Staffs Lean
Kim Molinaro · LMT Surveys · Sep 2012
Uncertainty prevails among the respondents to LMT's 2012 Wage Survey and they're being cautious about rehiring or raising wages. On a positive note, more than half saw an uptick in
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2012 Removables Survey: Removable Market Holding Its Own
Kelly Fessel Carr · LMT Surveys · Sep 2012
Forty-five percent of respondents to LMT's exclusive 2012 Removable Survey rate the market as good and 35% classify it as fair. The majority say their removable business in the first half of 2012 is level...See more
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Industry Fees Reflect Sluggish Economic Recovery
Maribeth Marsico · LMT Surveys · Oct 2012
The majority of respondents to LMT's 2012 Fee Survey are delaying fee increases in the face of price-cutting competition and declining caseloads.
