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Make Your Patients Fall In Love With Your Practice: Part 1

Published on April 10, 2013 By EHRblogger

Nowadays, technology provides a transparent channel for unsatisfied patients to easily share their experiences about their medical visits—anywhere and at any time. Whether they share it on Yelp.com, Twitter, Facebook, a blog, or an online forum, their unhappy impressions could bring negative consequences to the medical practice. Therefore it’s imperative to convert bad reviews into [...]

Blogging for Medical Practices—6 Simple Steps to Success

Published on March 22, 2013 By EHRblogger

Blogging has become a popular and widely used social instrument for sharing thoughts, making a statement, and documenting our lives. But few practices may know that blogging can be a very useful channel for marketing a medical practice. Here’s why it’s important. In my opinion, company blogs have many benefits: a major one is the [...]

EHR Test: Is Your EHR Vendor Treating You Right?

Published on September 13, 2012 By EHRblogger

You’ve had your EHR for some time and your practice isn’t benefiting as you had hoped and were promised. You notice there’s a lack of product flexibility and functionality, customer service isn’t responsive, and you’ve heard unsettling complaints from other practices using the same system. Is it time to replace your failing EHR? Here’s a [...]

Medical Marketing: Turning Bad Reviews into Good Ones

Published on March 29, 2012 By EHRblogger

In February, we introduced a new monthly medical marketing series. Our first topic focused on the importance of developing a marketing strategy and introduced the basics of successfully marketing your medical practice in order to attract new patients and physician referrals. One of the 5 steps we suggested is monitoring your online reputation. With social [...]

Do You Recognize the 5 Early Warning Signs of EHR Failure?

Published on December 23, 2011 By EHRblogger

You’ve finally taken the step and purchased an EHR system. So, are you experiencing increased productivity, streamlined workflow, seamless integrations, and making it home in time for dinner? Or rather, are you finding that your physicians and staff are spending more time entering data than interacting with patients, your support tickets go unanswered, and you’re [...]