As an experienced dental marketing agency, our team at Local Fresh understands just how difficult the summer can be for many private practice owners. Summers tend to feature more no-shows and have a higher appointment cancelation rate, according to a new study. The researchers involved in the study hope their work will help to create…
Read MoreRecently, one of the most talked about topics in dentistry has been website accessibility and what it means to be compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). For those unaware of the issue, it all started when news that several dentists in Texas had received letters from an attorney alleging their websites failed to…
Read MoreIt takes a lot of time, energy, and money to successfully generate new patients. After all, every local dental practice requires a steady influx of new patients to help maintain and grow their patient base. But considering how important new patients are to the success of a practice, you’d think that most dentists would be…
Read MoreAs local website developers, our team at Local Fresh understands the elements needed to create a dynamic site that has the ability to engage with its target audience. For many of our dental clients, striking the right balance between offering content on their websites that’s both informative and educational, while still being entertaining, can offer…
Read MoreSearch engine optimization (SEO) offers a quality investment opportunity for dental practices in need of a boost. Improved SEO leads to higher search ranking results that help you stand above the competition, enabling you to bring in more new patients to fill those empty slots in your schedule. However, staying up-to-date with the latest SEO…
Read MoreFor small practices with limited staff, maintaining compliance with the rules and regulations placed on medical practices by state and federal agencies can seem daunting. One way for a practice to make sure it meets these requirements is by using a step-by-step methodology, such as with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OHSA) compliance. OHSA requires…
Read MoreSo, you’re a health care provider, asking yourself, “Does HIPAA allow me to use email to communicate with my patients?” Well, the short answer is this: You can use email, but you need to be careful of what you send and who you send it to. The US Department of Health & Human Services has…
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