Best Practices Show with Kirk Behrendt

766: Retention Revolution: 1 Impactful Way to Keep Your Patients – Carlie Einarson

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Show Notes


Is your practice a leaky bucket? Do you keep pouring water in, only to have most of it flow back out? Then it’s time to plug those holes! To help you fix your bucket, Kirk Behrendt brings back Carlie Einarson, one of ACT’s amazing coaches, with a framework to improve patient retention. Keep your schedule full, and with the right type of people! To learn how, listen to Episode 766 of The Best Practices Show!

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Main Takeaways:

  • Plug the holes in your bucket before adding more water.
  • Create systems for following up with unscheduled appointments.
  • Keep continuous communication with patients so you remain top of mind.
  • Have detailed notes on each patient so you can do a personalized follow-up.
  • Your chair is the best place to make future appointments, not over text or phone.
  • Stop filling your schedule with “mud”. Fill it with the patients and procedures you want.
  • It takes less time, energy, and resources to keep existing patients than to find new ones.

Snippets:

0:00 Introduction.

2:07 Why this is an important topic.

4:27 Keep a healthy active patient count.

6:06 Have continuous communication with patients.

8:06 Pre-appoint while patients are in your chair.

14:26 Systems for unscheduled…


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