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Jun 7, 2021 27 min

How Proper Conversion Drives Retention and Consistent Profitability

from ChiroCast: Insights for modern chiropractors Hosted by ChiroTouch

Welcome to Catch Up With ChiroTouch with Dr. Ronnie Simms. Tune in to this educational and inspirational podcast series for conversations with chiropractic’s most influential speakers. In this episode, Dr. Paul Reed of ChiroFest explores how patient retention and consistent profitability are closely tied to your new patient conversion process. Learn how to create a solid patient plan that maintains high engagement and fixes the “leaky bucket syndrome.” Dr. Reed also highlights how ineffective practice management can undermine your team’s success, and he shares small procedural tactics chiropractors can implement immediately to strengthen their conversion and retention systems. Plus, learn how you can win tickets to ChiroFest 2022! Catch Up With ChiroTouch (now ChiroCast) is brought to you by ChiroTouch, the leading chiropractic practice management and EHR software in the U.S. Visit us at www.chirotouch.com to learn how ChiroTouch can power your practice. #PatientRetention #NewPatientConversion #ChiropractorSEO #ChiropracticProfitability #PracticeManagementTips #ChiropracticProcedures #PatientEngagement #ChiropracticSuccess #PoweringTheModernPractice

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