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Roadmap to Reminders That Work

Posted on Sep 08, 2017 by Lea Chatham

Every practice dreads no-shows. Fortunately, there are some some simple steps that can get you safely to your desired destination-a full schedule!

Check out our recent infographic highlighting the tricks to effective reminders (for the full experience, click on the image). You can also read our free white paper "No Shows No More" here for additional ways to reduce no shows in your practice.

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Effective ways to use patient reminders
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Communication, Reminders, Text Appointment Reminders
Lea Chatham

Lea Chatham

Lea Chatham is the Director of Content Marketing at Solutionreach and the editor of the Solutionreach blog. She is responsible for developing educational resources to help independent practices improve patient relationship management. She specializes in simplifying information about healthcare and healthcare technology for physicians, practice staff, and patients. Her work has been published in many leading journals including Physicians Practice, Medical Economics, Medical Practice Insider, and the PAHCOM Journal.

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