With all that is on a healthcare professional’s mind every day, a website probably doesn’t make the list. But your health system website is always running in the background as an essential part of your operations. For patients, this website is a digital front door (any channel where patients access care online) and information hub. …
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5 Steps: How To Get More Patients With Your Medical Website
“A website is the anchor piece to all of your other marketing services, whether it’s digital or traditional marketing,” says Chelimar Miranda, our Director of Operations and practice marketing expert. What this means is that when a patient finds out about you and wants to learn more, it is highly likely they will end up…
Healthcare Recruitment Strategies: How to Attract Candidates Online
News of labor shortages have been spreading like wildfire, but the healthcare field has been feeling the crunch long before 2021: as COVID-19 raged on in 2020, one in five healthcare workers walked away from the workplace. This has placed a larger than usual emphasis on healthcare recruitment strategies for medical practices. And if this wasn’t enough, one in four nurses say they plan to leave the field in the next two years, while…
What a Medical Website Design Needs to Have in 2021
As we rebound from the pandemic impact of 2020, patients are ready to reengage with routine healthcare. Many will be searching for a new doctor, and the vast majority of healthcare consumers do online research before they choose to book with a doctor. How your medical website design stacks up against the competition has a…
Why You Should Modernize Your Healthcare Website
The old saying, “If it’s not working for you, it’s working against you,” has never been truer than with your medical website. The modern-day healthcare consumers turn to Google for most of their healthcare questions and to seek services, so if you don’t have your ducks in a row, your competitors are going to acquire…
How the Face of Healthcare Marketing is Changing to Digital
Patients today do extensive research online, which means they are more particular about the healthcare services they receive. As they gain more knowledge about these services, they are also increasingly expecting personal engagement – e.g., more transparency and two-way communication – with their healthcare providers. In response, healthcare marketing is becoming more digital. Here are…