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Dental management refers to how you run the business side of your dental practice. As an appointment-based business, your responsibilities don’t end at providing excellent patient care. You also need to run a successful operation while effectively attracting and retaining patients. Business management is relevant not just to dental practices but also to other service-based...

Within the healthcare industry, prompt patient follow-up is vital. Primary care providers, specialists, and other practitioners can improve patient outcomes when they schedule planned check-ins at certain points in a patient’s care journey. While providers throughout the industry should utilize follow-up appointments, small and medium-sized practices in particular have the most benefits to gain. Strategically...

When someone asks, “What are the challenges of being a dentist?” some of the first things that come to mind are the complex procedures involved. However, any dental professional knows that insufficient communication can be one of the biggest barriers to overcome. Your team could thrive or face major setbacks based on how they interact...

What is healthcare data security? Medical facilities have access to sensitive patient data like billing and insurance information, medical records, and more. In order to keep this information safe, practices must prioritize healthcare data security. Part of this includes the CIA Triad, or the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of health data. Learn about proper security measures,...

If your dental practice misses a lot of calls, it’s also missing out on revenue opportunities. So, what can you do? The solution is typically a dental phone answering service, offering support after hours and help handling surge volumes. Weave’s communication platform is an all-in-one solution that acts as your virtual receptionist. Below, we’ll help...

Your dental practice is tired of missing phone calls and scheduling opportunities when the front desk gets too backed up. You’ve decided that it’s finally time to adopt a dental office phone system to take a load off of your staff’s backs, and now you’re questioning which software to go with. The good news is,...

Does your dental practice struggle with a lot of missed calls? Maybe you’re answering the phone, but you’re not sure who the caller is or how they found out about your practice. Without clear visibility into your incoming calls, it’s hard to tell which of your marketing efforts are working well or falling flat. Are...

Is HIPAA compliance necessary within a dental office? Do patient privacy laws restrict certain communication methods? What kind of patient data is considered protected health information? If any of these questions are on your mind, you’ve come to the right place. This guide explores the unique HIPAA requirements, training, and laws that apply to dental...

Your healthcare practice’s front desk staff have a lot on their plate. What if you could lighten the load with a modern virtual receptionist tool? Virtual front desks for healthcare practices act as an extension of your front office, aiding patient access, responsiveness, and continuity of care. Weave is a virtual front desk solution built...

Your healthcare receptionists answer and respond to dozens of patient calls a day, but inevitably, they still miss calls, which means that some are sent to voicemail. When this happens, patients become frustrated, and your practice loses opportunities to connect with them. Many healthcare practices have turned to virtual receptionists to prevent missed calls. There...

Answering dental phone calls is an important aspect of engaging with patients, ensuring accurate scheduling information, and promoting your practice’s reputation. But high call volumes can take your staff’s attention away from other essential items on their task lists. Many dental offices turn to dental phone answering services to take over a large percentage of...

A dental receptionist should help patients feel valued and supported by handling basic communication. When a receptionist contributes to increased patient satisfaction, they ultimately drive revenue for the practice. Don’t let your front desk operations raise overhead costs. With a virtual receptionist, dental offices like yours can streamline patient communication and ensure that no call...