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Healthcare practices regularly lose contact with patients - sometimes due to missed appointments, delayed follow-ups, or simple forgetfulness. Over time, this reduces patient retention, impacts continuity of care, and weakens your schedule. A well-built p

In today's competitive healthcare environment, patient retention is just as important as acquiring new patients. A strong patient reactivation strategy brings overdue or inactive patients back for needed care, while also stabilizing your schedule and your

At the recent American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) conference in Orlando, Brevium brought together some of the industry's most forward-thinking experts for a candid roundtable discussion on what's driving-and challenging-growth in modern eye care. The

Healthcare practices today face a constant challenge: keeping patients engaged and maintaining consistent care. While reminders and routine checkups help, many patients remain disconnected or miss essential care. That's where patient reactivation comes in

At first glance, your practice's scheduling process may seem fine. But if it still relies on sticky notes, manual spreadsheets, and urgent calls, it could be holding your practice back. Manual scheduling often leads to hidden inefficiencies, lost staff ho

Managing patient outreach effectively is one of the most persistent challenges for medical practices. Between appointment reminders, follow-ups, and reactivating overdue patients, the work quickly adds up, and when handled manually, it can overwhelm staff

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a lasting impact on the healthcare system, individual behavior, and overall health status in communities. Even as restrictions have eased and vaccination rates have increased, many people remain cautious about returning to in

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly reshaped health care worldwide. From lockdowns and social distancing to shifts in patient behavior, medical practices, and health systems have faced exceptional challenges in maintaining steady visit numbers. Many p

Clinical skill is only one part of running a successful ophthalmology practice. To maintain steady growth, you also need systems that improve patient retention and support high satisfaction. When patients stay on their care plans, your clinic is better pr

Electronic Health Records (EHRs) have reshaped how healthcare organizations handle patient information, streamline clinical workflows, and deliver care. Yet many still use EHRs as passive recordkeeping tools, missing the opportunity to turn their data int