As a medical professional, you must bring new patients to your clinic and offer them effective treatment. However, as a rule of any business, it is more vital that you build a loyal customer base from your existing patients. But what are you supposed to do if you have inactive patients? To tap on inactive patients, first, you need to make a list of them. Then, contact those patients, and convince them to book an […]
Dental insurance verification can be a time-consuming task, taking up most of your day since you have to manually go through your patients’ files and confirm the accuracy of their information. Fortunately, you can lessen your workload by letting a third-party expert take care of this task. Outsourcing your dental insurance verification allows you to focus on your primary tasks, streamline business workflow, lower risk factors, avoid errors, minimize claim rejections, and speed up billing
According to Invoca, 65% of customers prefer contacting a business via a phone call instead of through email or message, which means that most of your customers and potential customers will first get in touch with you via a telephone call. Most customers will make a call to confirm or reschedule an appointment instead of sending an email. Therefore, letting your phone ring strikes not only at the heart of your current customer base but
Social media is undoubtedly one of the best yet most challenging demands of the digital world. Where wider accessibility is made possible, sudden innovations complicate adapting to every new trend. But as a large percentage of the population is social media users, it is clear that disregarding its importance will amount to losing potential customers. Consequently, many businesses, including dental practice, have stepped in platforms like Facebook or Instagram. However, simply creating social media profiles
Unnoticed small expenses can accumulate and take away a significant piece of your business’s profit. You must evaluate your business expenses and the value that they add to your business. Business expenses fall into either the overhead cost or operating cost category. Understanding the difference between the two is important because they impact your business’s financial health differently. Difference Between Overhead Cost and Operating Cost Operating Cost (Direct Cost) These are expenses directly incurred by