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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2021 · 18 MIN

Why is a care plan important to give to a patient?

from Scaling Your Health Practice · host True North Consulting

Are you a health professional, practice or clinic that wants to do better with patient care and retention?   In this webinar you will learn: ⚕️ How to communicate with patients about a clear care plan ⚕️ How to schedule patients up to the next re-examination ⚕️ How to review finances with patients ⚕️ Responsibilities of each staff member ⚕️ How to deal with obstacles to patient care and a successful outcome   Dr. Cary Yurkiw, DC has over 25 years of practice experience successfully managing a clinic. He has seen thousands of patients over his career, managed over 100 staff, and consulted many professionals clients. For your initial free 15 minute consult, click here: https://calendly.com/truenorthpm/15min   Subscribe to our YouTube Channel and podcast YouTube: True North Practice Management, this episode https://youtu.be/MnKQLtzOZz8 Podcast: Health Professional Success on Apple, Spotify, and Google On Social Media Follow us: Instagram and Twitter: @truenorthpm Facebook Page: @truenorthpracticemanagement Linked In: True North Practice Management Inc. www.truenorthpracticemanagement.com

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