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Hi Reader, Telehealth Tip Friday: How to Keep Clients Coming Back and Getting Results Patient Retention doesn’t just happen—it’s built through consistent, and sometimes technology powered, actions. Here are three simple ways to use tools to boost client success and keep your schedule full: 1️⃣ Automated Appointment Reminders 2️⃣ Between-Session Check-Ins 3️⃣ Track & Share Progress Small systems like these create trust, accountability, and lasting results—both for your clients and your business. → Action Step: — P.S. If you’d like help setting up systems like these—or want to learn how to automate, grow, and scale your Telehealth practice just reach out! and for more support check out my coaching package, Profit and Freedom. It’s guaranteed to help healthcare providers create practices that run more smoothly, increase revenues and serve patients better in just 5 weeks or less. Only 2 spots left at the current rate. |
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Hi Reader, Stop Getting "Ghosted" by Patients No-shows can be scary — especially when patients simply vanish. But with a few small tweaks, you can keep your schedule full and your practice thriving. Here are three simple tips to reduce no-shows and patient “ghosting”: Smart Reminders: Send SMS reminders 24 hours before, the morning of, and 10–15 minutes before each appointment. Consistent reminders are proven to reduce no-shows by up to 30%. Each reminder should have the link to join the...
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Hi Reader, Telehealth Tip Friday — AI Clinical Notes If you’re testing AI for documentation, start simple: Pick one visit type — your most common, like a 50-minute therapy session. Create one template — decide what you want back (Summary, Plan, Codes, etc.). Do one quality check — review 10 notes for accuracy and tone, then lock in what works. Pro tip: If you're adding AI clinical notes to your practice, add a short note to your intake packet explaining that an AI assistant may help draft...