Ep. 253 | Getting to 150 Patient Visits a Week - Our suggestions for opening a booming practice if we were to do it again today
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Summary
In this episode, Dr. John Reuter and Dr. Kendall Price discuss the journey from zero to 150 patients in a chiropractic practice. They explore the importance of understanding personal goals, community engagement, and effective marketing strategies. The conversation emphasizes the need for a multimodal approach to marketing, combining both digital and traditional methods, while also highlighting the significance of patient care and referrals in building a successful practice.
Takeaways
Understand what you don't know about practice growth.
Define what you want out of your practice and life.
Community engagement is crucial for building a patient base.
Boots on the ground marketing is essential.
Digital marketing should complement traditional methods.
A strong website foundation is key for online presence.
Over delivering on care leads to patient referrals.
Care planning is vital for patient retention.
Work hard to achieve your practice goals.
A multimodal marketing approach is necessary for success.
Titles
From Zero to 150 Patients: A Chiropractic Journey
Building Your Chiropractic Practice: Key Strategies
Sound bites
"What do you want out of your life?"
"You have to care plan people."
"Life is good when you reach your goals."
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Zero to 150 Patients
03:14 Understanding Your Vision and Goals
06:12 Boots on the Ground: Building Community Connections
09:08 Marketing Strategies: Digital vs. Traditional
11:53 Creating a Multimodal Marketing Approach
15:02 The Importance of Patient Care and Referrals
17:55 Analyzing Marketing Efforts and Adjusting Strategies
21:07 Final Thoughts on Growing Your Practice
Keywords
chiropractic, patient growth, marketing strategies, practice management, community engagement, multimodal approach, patient care, referrals, business growth, chiropractic practice