Defining burnout, what it can look like in an office, and ways you can start to manage it.

Burnout is Real

By: McKenna Winkelmann

Defining burnout, what it can look like in an office, and ways you can start to manage it. 

Let's Be Frank

By: McKenna Winkelmann

How conflict can lead to better communication skills in your practice.

Let's E.A.T. with Abbey and Olivia Wann

Practicing in the medical field is a difficult enough task between being compliant with OSHA, HIPAA, and everything in between.

Let's E.A.T. with Abbey and Trevor Hill

It can be easy to fall into a rut of approaching dental marketing in the same way you have been for years -- after all, we are creatures of habit.

Let's E.A.T. with Abbey and Kyle Johnson

Between having to run a management software, patient communications, scheduling appointments, managing payments, and everything in between -- it's easy to lose track of what your softwares really can do to make your day easier.

Let's E.A.T. with Abbey and Katie Franklin

We all know the benefits of having a membership program in your practice: less insurances to keep track of, investing directly into your practice and witnessing higher case acceptance to name a few.

I'll Believe It When I See It

By: McKenna Winkelmann

Why it's time to integrate video into your marketing strategy and how to implement it to be effective.

Let's E.A.T. with Abbey and Genevieve Poppe

Do you feel like your patients are continually limiting their care spending to "what insurance covers"? And no matter how hard you try, they've got a blockade up that prevents you from achieving any mileage in their treatment plan?

Let's E.A.T. with Abbey and Kevin Barnett

We've all heard the expression of "peeling back the layers" of a person to get to know who they are at their core, but the same concept applies to getting to know the heart of a company.

Let's E.A.T. with Abbey and Vitality Dental

While Abbey can talk your ear off about the incredible results practices see while working with Hi5 Practice, it's only one half of the story.

Why NexHealth Could Be Your Next Help

By: McKenna Winkelmann

Identifying the 3 things your patient communications system needs to keep patients coming back time and time again.

Let's E.A.T. with Abbey and Brooke Voss

Patient retention marketing is a fairly simply idea -- you just need to make sure your patients are coming back in the door. However, it can be pretty daunting to know where to start and if your efforts are actually having an effect on your practice.

Let's E.A.T with Abbey and Pete Sylvester

Getting a hold of patients can feel like you're jumping through hurdles to simply get an appointment booked.

Treating Your ROI Like Real Estate

By: McKenna Winkelmann

3 considerations in making sure your practice's marketing funds are being put into a "fixer upper" rather than a bad piece of real estate.

Let's E.A.T. with Abbey and Peyton Branch

When it comes to communicating with patients once they leave your chair, it's really difficult to figure out exactly what you need to be saying, how often you should be reaching out, and if it can even be considered effective.

Let's E.A.T. with Abbey: Marketing 101

Do you ever find yourself staring at your laundry list of things to do and wonder how much of a difference marketing really makes for your practice's bottom line?

Getting Ghosted at the Chair

By: McKenna Winkelmann

Understanding what "ghosting" is and what your practice can be doing to limit how often you're being cancelled on or "ghosted" by patients. 

Let's E.A.T. with Abbey and Laci Phillips

It's easy to get caught up in how you view your practice because it's yours. You look around and see the years of hard work and dedication to get it to where it is -- but that's not what your patient perceives.

Let's E.A.T. with Abbey and Jeff White

Patient communication is one of the most vital elements to a dental practice. Keeping information simple and concise is the difference between retaining your patients or having them walk out the back door.

Patching Up The Holes in Your Patient Retention

By: McKenna Winkelmann

How looking inwards at your current patients can be more beneficial for your practice's growth than looking outward for new clients