In this episode of The Provider's Report, host Rebecca Deyo dives into creative, low-cost marketing strategies for healthcare practices that don’t rely on expensive ad campaigns. Learn how to:

• Build meaningful referral networks
• Leverage community events
• Craft engaging social media content
• Explore personalized outreach methods like thank-you cards and MD letters
• Run referral programs and reactivating past patients effectively.

We also discuss using tools like Trust Driven Care CRMs to streamline patient communication and automate reactivation campaigns, along with online booking platforms like Jane App for seamless scheduling.

Packed with real-life examples and actionable advice, this episode is perfect for healthcare providers seeking cost-effective growth strategies.

Listen now and discover how to creatively market your practice, foster patient loyalty, and build valuable connections—all while keeping your budget intact! 🎙️

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As a healthcare provider, your time is stretched thin between patients, colleagues, and personal life. In this episode, we dive into some of the best productivity tools and strategies to help you stay organized, maximize efficiency, and create time for yourself. Whether you're a digital minimalist or a tech-savvy app enthusiast, there’s something here for everyone.

Here’s what we cover:

• Digital planners like Artful Agenda: Streamline your calendar and personalize your workflow.
• The Pomodoro Timer: Optimize your focus with structured work and break cycles.
• Monday.com: Build customizable project management systems for personal and professional life.
• Jane App: Enhance patient experience with this intuitive EMR.
• The importance of self-care: Incorporating vacations, staycations, and hobbies into your routine.
• Exploring hobbies tailored to Enneagram types for better work-life balance.

By the end of this episode, you’ll be equipped with actionable tools and ideas to stay on top of your game—both as a provider and as a person.

Links & Codes Mentioned:

• Artful Agenda: Referral code RR89596
• Pomodoro Timer: Try it here
• Monday.com: Explore it here
• Jane App: Referral code Rebecca1MO for a free month

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In this episode of The Provider’s Report, host Rebecca Deyo speaks with Dr. LouAnne Giangreco, an experienced Chief Medical Officer and healthcare consultant. Dr. Giangreco shares her expertise on driving systemic change through clinical pathways and performance optimization. She discusses the future of healthcare, emphasizing how clinical pathways, technology, and leadership coaching can enhance patient-centered care and health equity.

With insights from her background in urgent care expansion and healthcare strategy, Dr. Giangreco offers advice for healthcare leaders balancing patient care with organizational innovation and stakeholder interests.

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This is a re-broadcast of a standout episode on Rebecca Deyo's previous podcast, Better Doctor Podcast. The themes covered here are highly relevant to our goal of advancing value based healthcare. Discover the magic of what strength training can do for modern medicine, how all specialities can contribute to this recent change in health care, and how we can empower our patients instead of tearing them down based on things they currently can or cannot do.

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“Most people overestimate what they can do in one year and underestimate what they can do in two or three decades.” - Tony Robbins

In this episode of The Provider’s Report, host Rebecca Deyo dives into the importance of taking a long-term approach to career growth in healthcare. She contrasts the risks of short-term thinking with the sustainable success that comes from building lasting relationships, focusing on patient-centered care, and continually developing as a leader. Rebecca also shares personal insights on fostering professional networks and emphasizes the value of regular self and practice audits for long-term success.

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"Excuse me, could I have the hot doctor, please?"
"I'll be a better patient if I can have the hot doctor next time."
"Hellooooooo Nurse!"
Credentials don't shield healthcare providers from bias and sexual harassment.
Fact: An insanely high percentage of doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, PAs and physical therapists have reported an episode of sexual harassment that was initiated by a patient. This means its our job to be prepared for not if, but when it happens, and how to handle it effectively and professionally as an individual, colleague, or supervisor.

This is a re-broadcast of a very popular episode from Rebecca Deyo's previous podcast, "Better Doctor Project."

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"Excuse me, could I have the hot doctor, please?"
"I'll be a better patient if I can have the hot doctor next time."
"Hellooooooo Nurse!"
Credentials don't shield healthcare providers from bias and sexual harassment.
Fact: An insanely high percentage of doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, PAs and physical therapists have reported an episode of sexual harassment that was initiated by a patient. This means its our job to be prepared for not if, but when it happens, and how to handle it effectively and professionally as an individual, colleague, or supervisor.

This is a re-broadcast of a very popular episode from Rebecca Deyo's previous podcast, "Better Doctor Project."

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I'm going to be honest with you...this episode is much longer than our usual ones because the topic was just too great. Can you believe there is actual EVIDENCE for patient communication? Josh Satterlee, DC sums it up for us in today's episode to discuss how to improve this skill set immediately, how being a good communicator can prevent a provider from being sued, and how best to apologize to a patient in the event of an error or mistake in practice. You won't want to miss this one!

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