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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 Read More...

One of the most influential demographics is Generation Z, comprising young adults born between 1997 and 2012. As these individuals enter adulthood and take charge of their own healthcare decisions, industry professionals should take note. Discover how Gen Z healthcare decisions and behaviors differ from those of Baby Boomers, Millennials, and Gen X patients. A Read More...

What if the future of healthcare wasn’t just faster, but more human? As AI becomes a growing part of everyday practice life, it’s easy to get caught up in the promise of automation, predictive analytics and intelligent communication tools. But behind every efficient workflow and data-driven insight is a patient who wants to feel seen, Read More...

A new patient steps inside, pausing just past the doorway. They take in the room. The hum of quiet conversation, the faint scent of disinfectant, the soft tapping of keys at the front desk. In that split second, before they’ve shaken a hand or completed a quick check-in, they’re already making dozens of silent judgments Read More...

Doctors partner with radiology departments to take imaging studies of a patient’s internal systems. X-rays, MRI scans, and other images ultimately help physicians diagnose and treat patients. For this process to be a success, the radiology workflow must be smooth and efficient. This workflow encompasses the full cycle from an initial order through archiving the Read More...

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 Read More...

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 Read More...

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 Read More...

Running a modern practice means walking a tightrope between delivering excellent care and staying profitable. Many owners think the answer is to simply push harder, but sustainable growth doesn’t come from hustle alone. Dr. Hendrik Lai, a clinician and consultant with decades of experience, argues that the real key is turning data into decisions, sharpening Read More...

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 Read More...

Healthcare organizations rely on consistent schedules to maintain operational efficiency. Check out the five most common types of healthcare scheduling methods, their pros and cons, and how to find the right one for your practice. What is healthcare scheduling? Healthcare scheduling is a core component of any dental or medical facility. It’s the process of Read More...

To keep their practices running efficiently, many healthcare clinicians are adopting virtual receptionist services. Instead of relying solely on in-house staff, providers can have either live agents or AI receptionists handle incoming calls. Many businesses opt for a hybrid model that utilizes both humans and AI technology. These services offer ample coverage and consistency when Read More...