Navigate Third-Party Payers. Increase Private-Pay Patients.
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Use simple, accessible language for more conversions. Longer pages convert up to 33% less. Fear-inducing words (like "problem" and "risk) had a slight negative impact on conversion.
What you will find in the guidebook
Get the latest Third-Party-Payer Guidebook
Your guide to ensuring your practice is not negatively affected by the rise of third-party payers, along with strategies to increase private-pay patients
As more insurance plans take on third-party-payer networks and more baby boomers hit retirement age, this guidebook has the essentials to help you navigate third-party-payer networks and increase private-pay patients.
- Benefits of including insurance plan patients in your payer mix
- Deciding if insurance plan patients are right for you
- Discounts vs. benefits
- Things to do before you sign a contract and what to do if you do sign one
- Ways to minimize the impact of insurance plans
- Strategies to increase your private-pay patient flow
- How practices are successfully navigating third-party payers in increasing profits
Get your third-party payer guidebook.
