Today I'd like to share with you how to keep your accounts receivables under control. Lets first look at a benchmark to measure how well you're doing with your accounts receivable:
Read MoreA question I get asked often is, "How long should I schedule for a hygiene appointment?".
Many practices have too much time scheduled, which makes it hard to be profitable, while others are on the opposite side of the spectrum not allowing enough time to do all the things that create more practice opportunities.
Read MoreI'd like to share an important tip I learned from one of my Rock Star Clients, Dr. Ann Hubbs. She has a rule that her team has embraced and it is called the 5 Foot Rule!
Read MoreDo you talk to your patients about benefits?
Not insurance benefits but, instead, the extra value that they receive as a patient in your practice. Many offices provide great value for their patients, but sadly, the patients often have no idea.
Read MoreOne of the most asked questions is "How can I fix patient cancellations and no shows?".
Many practices that are struggling with last minute cancellations and no shows begin charging a cancellation fee as a first step to correcting this problem. This is one of the biggest mistakes you can make.
Read MoreWhat impression is your patients - either new or existing - getting from your patient service when they come to an appointment?
I have three very simple tips to help make sure your patients feel well cared for before they expereince your clinical care.
Read MorePractice Numbers......the statistics or key benchmarks that measure your practice.
Many practices I talk to either aren't looking at these numbers or they are, but aren't sure what to do with that information. I've also found that some dentists are comfortable sharing this information with their team and other are not.
Read MoreOne of the ways that we help dentists reduce stress, increase profitability and create a practice they love is to talk about the things that our clients are tolerating in their practices. I want to start by sharing with your the definition of tolerate.
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