3 Patient Loyalty Programs For Runners
You know that motivated patient that does everything you ask of them? Often, it’s the athlete that is yearning to return to their chosen sport or activity. I have personally noticed many of my runners are highly self motivated to return to their sport, complete their marathon or to get back to running for their physical health. These patients will often attend all prescribed appointments, complete their HEPs and not only achieve their PT goals but generally make life easier on me as a PT. So don’t these patients deserve a reward? I say unequivocally, YES! In this week's episode we will be discussing Patient Loyalty programs and they can help improve patient retention.
Justin is an outpatient PT who started his own running gait analysis clinic. He has faculty appointments at University of the Pacific and frequently teaches at UC San Francisco's PT school. Justin is passionate about combining teaching and gait analysis to help other PTs start their own running gait analysis clinics.
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3 Patient Loyalty Programs For Runners
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