Learn What Your Patients Really Want—And Target Your Marketing Accordingly
Health care organizations increasingly focus on improving the patient experience as reimbursement levels are now tied to this essential measurement.
Further, when patients aren’t satisfied with their medical care or how office staff treats them, they are apt to shop around for a new provider. Yet all too often, areas where health care organizations invest their resources don’t yield intended benefits for patients.
A new report from West Corporation blames this ineffective investment on a gap between what patients really want and what health care providers think they want.
Read our new story now to learn what the new research has uncovered about how to improve your patient experience:
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