Jenn Green
Jenn Green has been using her BA in fine arts from York University in Toronto to publish articles on The Intake, Homebase, Master School, and Airalo. Jenn’s personal health challenge that required significant medical attention drives her passion for writing about healthcare-related topics. She believes ongoing education is critical to successful outcomes and to ensure providers offer the best patient care possible.
Bachelor of Arts, fine arts, York University
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Independent practices can overcome their unique challenges by optimizing operations and increasing quality of care.
A step-by-step guide to collecting patient payments
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By establishing a strong digital presence, providers can reach a wider audience and increase visibility to potential patients.
Value-based reimbursement: A model that benefits patients, practices, and payers
Something’s happening in healthcare reimbursements. The change? A shift from traditional fee-for-service models to more nuanced value-based reimbursement models.
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Patient retention strategies to help your practice thrive
High patient retention can shrink your availability gap. Here’s how patient rewards and loyalty programs can help.
The doctor-patient relationship: 8 ways to improve patient retention
Learn 7 key strategies you can use in your practice to build a strong doctor-patient relationship — and keep patients coming back.
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Get expert tips, guides, and valuable insights for your healthcare practice
