Video from Chicago Midwinter 2017: Dr. Roger Levin on the growth of small group practices

Feb 24, 2017

In this video from the 2017 Chicago Midwinter Meeting, Roger Levin, DDS, talks about the challenges practice owners face and the growth of small group practices.

Interview with Dr. Roger Levin 2/24 McCormick Place
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