ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Most independent practices treat referral partnerships as relationships to maintain rather than processes to build. That gap is exactly what private equity organizations exploit. In this episode, Alisa Conner breaks down what keeps referred patients from becoming scheduled patients, runs the practice math across 3 specialties, and lays out a 3-step plan to start recovering that revenue without spending another dollar on marketing.
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