Insights on Healthcare Marketing

A warm greeting Coordinated care Accountability To be informed and know what to expect Connection Respect Empathy To be recognized and remembered How can you turn each of these into opportunities to serve? We’ll dig into each one a little deeper in upcoming blogs.

Competition — Most markets are competitive. Patients have a lot of choices, and they will exercise that choice if they aren’t satisfied.  Retention — More patients leave a practice because of bad service than anything else. JD Powers and Associates found that 67 percent of the people who don’t come back to a practice, don’t […]

I’m so tired of hearing “I’m sorry.” My friend posted these words on her Facebook page along with tagging the radiology facility where she had spent half her day trying to get a simple diagnostic test. Used appropriately and sparingly, apologies can be important and powerful, but they can’t replace action. We’ve all been taught […]

I recently had to have a couple of diagnostic tests that resulted in two very different first impressions. The Good For my first test, I arrived ahead of my appointment time and was promptly greeted at the registration desk by a friendly smile and voice. She welcomed me, took my information, reviewed it carefully and […]

For several months now, every time I pull up to the pick-up window of my pharmacy, I am greeted with cobwebs. This is the first thing I see — my first impression each time. And it is not a positive one. The cobwebs surround the window and seem to be multiplying with each visit. I […]

Orlando Style Magazine recently recognized Medical Marketing Inc. Founder and President Andrea Eliscu as one of its 2019 “Orlando Renaissance Women of the Year.” The honor recognizes professionals who exhibit excellence, integrity, client service and high standards that have made them preeminent and highly successful. Read the full profile here.

Ever find yourself surrounded by challenges?  It is easy to point out the problems, identify the holes and the gaps, and quickly become overwhelmed with everything that is missing or isn’t going right.  It is much harder to see the possible solutions because it requires: Patience with the process Creativity Dedicated “think” time Changing your […]

Is your medical practice looking for a way to differentiate from your competitors?  Master the art of handoffs and accountability — both within your own practice and with other physicians throughout your community. Providers not communicating with each other across and throughout the healthcare system is one of the greatest frustrations patients experience today. Too […]

So we’ve already taken a closer look at the Traditionalists, Baby Boomers and Generation X. Now it’s time to better understand Millennials. This is the group born between 1981 and 2000, so they currently range in age from 19 to 38. Much has been studied and written on this group. Here are a few highlights: […]

We’ve already talked about the Traditionalists and the Baby Boomers in this blog. Now let’s get to know Generation X a little bit better. Generation X is the group between the Baby Boomers and the Millennials. They were born between 1965 and 1980, and are currently age 39-54. Common Characteristics While they are a diverse group, here […]