Just put together a few simple requirements to look for in good practice management software, without getting too technical. A. The ‘must-have’ requirements: 1. On a daily basis, time it saves should be more than time it takes (after it’s set up and existing data is imported) 2. Should be easy to use, not […]
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Talk to any 10 dentists/doctors you know and ask if they have practice management software. Likely answers are No Yes, but not using Yes, but using only for calendar & SMS Yes, but feel it’s not worth the cost/effort Yes and feel it’s worth it. While a majority of answers are likely to begin with […]
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In good old days, most people lived in houses which were independent units. Each house had its own water storage, drainage, plumbing etc., Nowadays, most people (at least in cities) live in housing societies which consist of several flats. Since several families live in a housing society, they all share a lot of infrastructure and […]
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Good work was enough in good old days. Word of mouth used to spread (and remain in the ears of people for years!), “family doctor” and “family dentist” were everyday phrases, the growth path of a practice was quite predictable. Good work was the key. Welcome to 21st century, decade 2. Focus has shifted to […]
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