I had an interesting discussion with a client practice last week that seems to validate a point I previously made about the relationship between financing terms and case acceptance.This practice…
As I cover in detail in my book No to Lost Cases, your profession is facing pressure on financing arrangements from two fronts: technology that is reducing the treatment time for patients,…
I have recently reviewed some interesting recorded consultations between client TCs and potential patients involving fee issues which will be the subject of the next couple of postings.One of these…
In most practices, converting the financing terms selected during the consultation to a contractual agreement involves a hand-off between the Treatment Coordinator and the Finance Manager.
In last week’s post, I made the point that the packet of information that leaves with your non-committing visitor for their non-attending spouse is the most important set of documents…
Most practices that I work with prefer to use in-house, no-interest financing arrangements with their patients, but also offer the option of third-party financing. If your practice falls into this…
