Why No Shows and Cancellations Can Destroy Your Practice
Don’t Let No Shows and Cancellations Destroy Your Practice
You need to think of cancellations and no shows not just as a client not showing up but as a business killer.
For every client who walks through your organization’s doors, there is a cost of acquiring that client. After they walk through your door as a client, there is a cost of meeting their needs. The way to be sustainable is to make sure the revenue from your clients covers the cost of acquiring them, as well as meeting their needs. Keep in mind that not every potential client you spend money to acquire whether through ads, or your time and resources will become a client. The goal is to ensure that enough of them become clients to cover the overall cost.
Why You Should Consider Accepting Insurance In Your Practice
Should You Accept Insurance In Your Practice
First, let me clarify that I am not advocating that you must accept insurance in your private practice. That is not the point of this blog post. My point in writing this post is to give you reasons to consider when weighing whether to go the insurance route or not in your private practice.
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