We as a society are given so much information on how to live longer, join a gym, use this youth cream, go on this diet, and if you feel this way ask your doctor for this medication. I remember the good old days when you went to you doctor, they knew your name, your families name and spent more than 10 minutes with you. You were treated for your specific symptoms and finding out why you were feeling that way, given a treatment plan that worked best for you that both you and yo

As waiting room patient education systems continue to get more popular, healthcare providers are getting more options to choose. Suppliers offer systems that run the gamut to “free” one size fits all to subscription based systems that customize the content to the specific office demographics. Each of these systems have pluses and minuses ranging from the amount of customization, the quality of the content, the office’s control over the content showed, and the impact on the

You are entering into the home stretch of the business year 2015 and your staff is constantly dealing with change: ICD-10 is coming October 1, new credit card processing procedures also hit in October, and new HIPAA requirements are always looming. The pace to stay ahead of the curve is getting harder and harder. You need to simplify parts of your practice and let the experts take over: Merchant Services. There are very few businesses as complicated as credit card process

Back to school days is on everyone’s mind. Labor Day has come and gone and with fall, comes new beginnings and new focus. With focus on education, what are you doing to educate people on your business? Take a look around your office and start to think about an office makeover. For example if you have a TV playing cable, cooking or game shows, how are you teaching your clients about the services that you provide? You may want to think about putting in a digital education syste

One of the key buzz phrases within patient satisfaction is that healthcare providers need to become more relatable. But what does that really mean? In my opinion, it means that you make an attempt to befriend your patient. I am not talking about having dinner with them, but find some common grounds to show that you care about them as a person. Based on that definition of relatable, please see three simple ways you can become closer to your patients. Build Social Media Rela