The most cost-effective way to bring in new patients is by getting referrals from current ones. If current patients are satisfied with your practice -- in terms of both clinical treatment and customer ...
Many hospitalized adults could benefit from linkage to dental care. This article describes a planned study to refer inpatients to community dental providers. Objectives: Previous research suggests ...
People with cancer are at risk for initial, late, and long-term effects of cancer and its treatments. Cancer rehabilitation (CR) focuses on prevention/treatment of these sequelae and optimization of ...
Functional, standardized referral pathways can make or break patient outcomes. While this is true in overall health, nowhere has it become more apparent than in vascular health, where many patients in ...
Hospitals with preferred provider networks often push patients with severe mental illness to non-affiliated nursing homes, but regulatory and payment incentives may be changing that trend. A new study ...
Presbyterian Healthcare Services' centralized wellness referral center connects patients in two historically under-resourced communities to health resources. Linking primary care clinics to community ...
At this time of year, healthcare providers may want to give gifts to patients, referring providers, or other sources of business. In doing so, providers should beware the risks that giving or ...
While healthcare organizations employ different types of marketing and advertising strategies to acquire new patients, referrals stand out as an effective way to grow one's patient base. According to ...
A collaboration between Children’s of Alabama and UAB Medicine is helping young adult patients with chronic and complex childhood medical conditions transition to adult health care. This can be ...
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