This week, get strategies to get paid, tips to reduce no-shows, and more.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, the perfect time to educate your patients, share valuable resources, and highlight any mental health services and support your practice provides.
If you’re leading a mental health practice, discover how Tebra’s all-in-one platform can help you deliver the best care and achieve your goals. And if you have a billing company, find out how you can connect with mental health practices and assist them.
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Plus, don’t miss our free reports on tackling no-shows and cancellations and best practices for the digital patient experience.
CHART OF THE WEEK
In today's tech-driven world, ignoring the digital demands of your patients is no longer an option. According to a recent survey, 75% of patients want online scheduling, and 91% expect a rapid response from their provider via a patient portal.
In addition:
- 53% prefer virtual appointments for convenience
- 72% are more likely to pay immediately if emailed or texted a payment link
- 92% are willing to fill out forms digitally
Upgrading your digital tools isn't just a necessity — it's a strategy to enhance patient satisfaction and retention dramatically. Unlock more vital statistics to transform your practice. Dive into the digital preferences that are defining patient care today.
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Top 6 patient complaints and how to respond
By addressing these 6 common patient complaints, you can improve patient satisfaction, attract new patients, and streamline operations.
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