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How to Use Your Practice Blog as a Successful Marketing Tool
Medical practices that publish a blog do so for a number of reasons: to connect with people, educate patients, and to market their practices. Here are some ideas that may help you get started.
3 Reasons Patients Aren’t Coming In and How to Get Them Back to Your Practice
Resuming care in the post-pandemic world The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on patient volume and revenue for most medical...
May is Better Hearing and Speech Month
Hearing loss affects 48 million people in the United States. Here are some facts, tips, and resources to share with your patients and encourage them to schedule hearing exams.
Leveraging Freelancers to Handle Extra Tasks at Your Practice
Where to find them, how to hire them These days, you may feel as though your medical practice is expected to do more with less. You may...
Educating Patients on Demodex Blepharitis
Patient education for demodex blepharitis requires finding a balance between explaining the condition without upsetting patients, while also letting them know that left untreated, it can result in thinning and loss of lashes, intolerance to contact lenses, or potentially chronic dry eye disease.
Case Study: How Telehealth + Rendia = 10% Higher Conversions
COVID-19 changed this practice’s appointment model and patient education—for the better Like most eye care practices, Kugler Vision in...
Are Your Female Patients Aware of Their Increased Risk?
Many of your female patients may not be aware of their increased risk of eye and vision problems, or whether there’s anything they can do about it.
Rendia Has a New Website!
What we learned that could help your practice, too As you may have noticed, Rendia.com has a new look! When we decided our website was...
Market Your Practice By Thinking Like a Patient
The most effective practice marketing efforts start with thinking like a patient. What do they need? What do they want? Are you providing it? Do they know it? These are all important questions for every practice to consider.