Healthcare Professionals Turn To network Marketing Ahead of Massive Layoffs in 2013

Dec. 2, 2012 - PRLog -- With some 100,000 healthcare jobs on the line, more and more Healthcare Professionals are turning to network marketing companies to add additional income, services and security to their practices. Other benefits include more free time and still always them to continue helping people get healthy.

Network marketing and medicine is similar in many ways. It is all about helping people and it is also life changing. Solving other people’s health problem or financial problem essentially has similar impact on their life.

ObamaCare will see to it that lots of layoffs will occur in 2013/2014 along with massive talent (Doctors, Surgeons etc) leaving the system entirely. Another trend is hospital systems purchasing any and all practices they can get their hands on in order to eliminate duplication of staff and have more control over the prices charged for procedures.

It will be a huge mess as States like Texas rightfully refuse to implement the State Exchanges, numerous lawsuits filed (and to be filed) regarding constitutionality of terms of ObamaCare work their way through the system over the NEXT DECADE.

Orlando Health, a not-for-profit network of community and specialty hospitals, is just one example of the massive layoffs expected in the coming year. Officials with the Central Florida-based healthcare services provider announced on Monday that the largest staff reduction in its nearly 100-year history will result in cutting up to 400 jobs, starting immediately.

Gary Bauer, president of Washington DC-based American Values, warns that this is only the beginning of an economic catastrophe that will impact America for years.

"The ripple effects, the negatives on our economy, are going to be playing out for not just months, but for years," he says. "And I doubt we will ever be able to totally measure the complete cost in manpower and in money -- in addition to taxes -- that ObamaCare will end up costing the American people, proving once again there is no such thing as a free lunch, and there is no such thing as free healthcare."

Bauer is sadly confident that the quality of healthcare, in a nation known for its excellence in medical services, will see a decline.

One health and wellness network marking company seeing a huge increase in Healthcare Professionals joining its ranks is Isagenix International of Chandler Arizona. Isagenix offers a line quality, all natural weight loss, cleansing, healthy aging and nutritional supplements.

Isagenix actually has a specific Healthcare Professionals Program designed to assist them in integrate the company’s line of nutritional cleansing, weight loss and natural supplements into the doctors practice.

“Isagenix has a long history working with Healthcare professionals. We have always had Healthcare Professionals offering Isagenix products and counseling on weight loss and nutrition, we just never seen so many so quickly” says Brent Vanderstelt, an Isagenix Executive.  

“We actually have doctors and other Healthcare Professionals who have been able to retire their practices as a result of the income potential, residual income and leveraging their efforts”, adds Brent.

For Dr. Ket-Sang Tai, a Radiology Specialist, it’s about time. “What I find is that the harder I work the more work I get and the pay stays the same. I get busier and busier until I don’t have enough time to spend with people I care about. Secondly, it’s about money. “The constant financial pressure has derailed me from my initial intent or purpose of doing medicine. I find myself doing more and more extra work just to get more money”.

The Isagenix Healthcare Professionals Program is designed to increase the Healthcare Professionals bottom line by 25% or possibly $130,000 per year. The first step is to review the Isagenix Healthcare Professionals Program, then enroll as a Isagenix Associate (http://monaview.isagenix.com/us/en/signup.dhtml).

To learn more about the Isagenix Network Marketing Program for Healthcare Professionals, visit http://dentalnutritionandhealth.com/ or contact Brent Vanderstelt.