Erica Lamberg

4 days ago | medscape.com | Erica Lamberg

As part of treating the overall well-being of your patients, it may be beneficial to recommend nutritional counseling. More insurance carriers are providing this service as a benefit. When patients have conditions such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease or obesity, suggesting nutritional counseling could help your patients become more informed about making healthier choices.

2 weeks ago | medscape.com | Erica Lamberg

Primary care practices are seeing an uptick in patients inquiring about glucagon-like peptide 1 receptor agonist (GLP-1 RA) medications due to both media hype and sizzle-reel stories they see on social media. If your patients start an appointment with their own agenda about wanting a prescription for these medications, there are ways to pause the pressure and pivot to other options first. Here is how to better handle noncompliant patients who may not want to follow your advice.

2 weeks ago | fastcompanyme.com | Erica Lamberg

Does your manager hate to delegate tasks? It might sound like a good thing—after all, that means less work for you. But, just like having a micromanaging boss is no fun, having a manager who takes on much of your work can create a work environment that is both stifling and unproductive. We asked three experts about what causes some bosses to act this way and how to encourage your supervisor to step aside and allow you to do your job.

2 weeks ago | businessandamerica.com | Erica Lamberg

Does your manager hate to delegate tasks? It might sound like a good thing—after all, that means less work for you. But, just like having a micromanaging boss is no fun, having a manager who takes on much of your work can create a work environment that is both stifling and unproductive. We asked three experts about what causes some bosses to act this way and how to encourage your supervisor to step aside and allow you to do your job.

3 weeks ago | timeout.com | Erica Lamberg

NewsFree money at sea? Here’s how to spend your cruise onboard credit like a pro. Written by Erica LambergThursday May 15 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: Shutterstock/Candid Cruise and TravelAdvertisingIf you have an onboard credit on your cruise—consider it free money to use on almost anything you want during your sailing.