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CBP 198: Niche Healthcare Marketing that produces Cash-Pay Patients
If you’ve ever struggled to get enough patients in your niche, this week’s podcast episode is a must-listen. I share a low-cost niche healthcare marketing plan that can quickly prove your authority and get the phone ringing. In this episode, I talk one of my Mastermind members through how…
2 Keys To Sell Your Physical Therapy Services To More Cash-Pay Patients
Are too many of your prospective patients opting to walk away when you attempt to close the sale? If so, it could very well be related to the confidence you feel—or more correctly, don’t feel—when you make your offer. This is a huge problem for most clinicians-turned-practice…
CBP 197: How to drop low-paying insurance contracts without losing patients
If your profits are being squeezed by low-reimbursement insurance contracts but you hesitate to drop them because you think you’ll lose too many patients, then this podcast episode is for you. I’m going to explain 4 key steps that my students have used to not only minimize loss of current patients, but to actually…