Marketing a Multiple Specialty Practice w/ Brian Evans MD #163

Are you curious about what CIC and CSC have done to grow and reach many different patients and have different sub-specialties under one roof? In this episode, Brian Evans, the Medical Director of Reno and VP Physician Recruitment for CSC shares the philosophy of Comprehensive Integrated Care and Comprehensive Surgical Care, and how they attract patients. He emphasizes the importance of physician ownership and control and points out the many benefits of such an approach, including increased decision-making power and greater patient engagement. Pay close attention to Brian's advice on what patients can do to be their own best advocates for their care. Let's dive in! Key Highlights: [00:01 - 06:33] Opening Segment [06:34 - 12:46] Multispecialty, Multistate Surgical Practice [12:47 - 18:58] Having a Higher Level of Engagement [18:59 - 22:22] Closing Segment Want to connect with Brian? You can email him at [email protected]. Make sure to visit https://www.ciccenters.com/ and https://cscasc.com/ Key Quotes: "We really have to get out there and allow people to meet us and know that. We are actually really focused on the patients providing a really good service." - Brian Evans "Physicians don't always know best. So you are your own patient advocate." - Brian Evans "The more the doctors are involved, the more that they're leading the way from a decision-making standpoint, the better off healthcare will be." - Brian Evans Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe to the Patient Convert Podcast and never miss a new episode! Please support the podcast by leaving a Review Connect with us on social media: Kelley LinkedIn Justin LinkedIn What We Do Get a free practice marketing assessment – Intrepy Healthcare Marketing Check out Kelley’s physician liaison training platform – Physician Liaison University Check out our Physician & Social Media Video Creation tool - CaptureMD Interested in being a guest on the podcast? Click Here to apply Thanks for listening. Justin & Kelley Knott