I have come to the realization tht we as treating therapists are responsible for and able to create the committment to the treatment plan for the patient. It plays a huge role in the patient's success and will lead to greater success for the clinic and in my own personal dreams for success.
Wendy Baines, PT
On the Patient Compliance Course, I have really learned how to handle patients from the first hand-shake to the final discharge. I now understand how my patients think, feel and what motivates them better than I ever did before. I feel much more confident in handling patient objections/obstacles and I realize how to success with all of my patients. This course was excellent!
Matthew Stott, PT
The Patient Compliance Course has taken me to the next level in getting patient to be more compliant and finishing their plan of care. This course gives me the tools to go to the next level and ensure the patient feels the genuine concern for them and their treatment.
Matt Jackson, PT
The Patient Compliance Course has been very helpful in learning ways to get patients to agree to paying for physical therapy. If we follow these steps we should be able to get the business to grow.
Lydia Radosevich, PT
This course has improved my ability to better understand my patients. To see how they are feeling from their point of view. Having a better understanding of patients will allow me to communicate better with them, helping them understand what we have to offer. The information learned in this course will definitely improve patient compliance and most importantly improve patient outcomes.
John Gianfortone, PT
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If you answer "YES" to any of the following then this course is for you!
- • Is your percentage of cancellations 20% or higher?
- • Do your own clinicians discharge early to resolve the patient’s financial burdens?
- • Do you ever consider reducing the number of visits you recommend due to the patient’s pocketbook?
- • Are patients sacrificing results due to financial considerations?
- • Are your patients holding off starting care because of deductibles?
- • Are your patients trying to cut back number of visits because of higher co-pays?
- • Is lessening the number of treatments due to patient’s finances becoming an all too common solution?
- • Does patient cost have anything to do with how long you treat your patients?
- • Does your front desk avoid asking for co-pays because of patient’s financial burdens?
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What is the Patient Compliance Course?
The facts are that unless patients understand the need for their care, the financial demands in their lives can place their health and well being at the bottom of their priorities…but is that fair to the patient?
Should the patient neglect the care that will make him able to function better in life?
The public does not have the awareness and means to make the right decisions regarding health care. Today the greatest majority of individuals think that it is up to the insurance companies to decide what their health needs are and this misconception has and is affecting our nation’s families. Now more than ever is dictating how you treat your patients.
But if you don’t know how to educate your patients so they understand the need for care you won’t be able to help them. You, as the clinician, know what and why your patient needs to have the care; it’s only a question of you knowing how-to teach your patient why they need to know.
The Patient Compliance Course does exactly that, it teaches you how to communicate with your patients about why their treatment plans should be a top priority and it shows you how to help the patient overcome financial concerns.
Should the patient neglect the care that will make him able to function better in life?
The public does not have the awareness and means to make the right decisions regarding health care. Today the greatest majority of individuals think that it is up to the insurance companies to decide what their health needs are and this misconception has and is affecting our nation’s families. Now more than ever is dictating how you treat your patients.
But if you don’t know how to educate your patients so they understand the need for care you won’t be able to help them. You, as the clinician, know what and why your patient needs to have the care; it’s only a question of you knowing how-to teach your patient why they need to know.
The Patient Compliance Course does exactly that, it teaches you how to communicate with your patients about why their treatment plans should be a top priority and it shows you how to help the patient overcome financial concerns.