Hold a fall clean-up event. Closets and storage areas are magnets for discontinued products, outdated supplies and broken equipment. By going through storage areas in the fall (and spring), your …
Advice for the Endodontist – Be aware of how you affect your team members.
Advice for the Endodontist – Be aware of how you affect your team members. As the doctor and practice owner, you may be inadvertently making your staff nervous or insecure. Make an effort to reassure …
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Submit insurance claims electronically on a daily basis.
Submit insurance claims electronically on a daily basis. Double-check claims before submitting so the insurance company has no reason to delay making payment. If reimbursement isn’t received within 30 …
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Acknowledge co-workers’ efforts.
Acknowledge co-workers’ efforts. Everyone likes to be appreciated. Make a point of noticing and complimenting team members’ performance… especially when it’s “above and beyond.” Simply thanking them …
Advice for the Marketing Coordinator (MC) – Know your responsibilities.
Advice for the Marketing Coordinator (MC) – Know your responsibilities. The role of the MC actually encompasses several jobs, all of which bring a great deal of value to the practice. The main …
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Advice for the Front Desk Team – Improve telephone skills through scripting.
Advice for the Front Desk Team – Improve telephone skills through scripting. Even in the age of the internet, the telephone is still the practice’s main lifeline for new patients. When prospective …
Advice for the Endodontist – Good leaders know what not to do.
Advice for the Endodontist – Good leaders know what not to do. Good leaders learn to work through their teams—not around them. The most successful doctors figure out how to delegate responsibilities …
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Perform procedural time studies at your endo practice.
Perform procedural time studies at your endo practice. Surprisingly, many practices have misconceptions about how long it takes endodontists and clinical team members to perform procedures. This can …
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Realize patients want more value today than ever before.
Realize patients want more value today than ever before. Patients want the best value every time they spend their money. They have been conditioned by retailers to seek deals based on either lower …
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Turn “Can’t” into “Can.”
Turn “Can’t” into “Can.” Negative language can give patients the impression that your staff is unwilling to meet their needs. Learn how to turn negatives into positives. Instead of saying you can’t …
Special Tip – Last Day of the Summer Book Sale
Special Tip – Last Day of the Summer Book Sale. All books, e-books, whitepapers and brochures are 25% off at the Levin Group Store. Use code TOD25 at checkout to receive your discount. Popular items …
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Advice for the Endodontist – Maintain a high profile in the community.
Advice for the Endodontist – Maintain a high profile in the community. Join local business organizations that facilitate networking and serve as forums for idea-sharing on improving the community. In …
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