Sat. May 4th, 2024

When was the last time you planned something extraordinary—and pulled it off?

For many of us, this is likely to be a vacation, or maybe just a long weekend. Maybe it is finishing a great course or running a 10k or triathlon.

But do you think about extraordinary in your DPC too? If not, why not?

The reality is, in private practice extraordinary hours and days make extraordinary lives. Yes, still filled with ups and downs. But the more extraordinary patient experiences you CREATE, the better your satisfaction, income, and happiness.

Have you ever had a patient tell you your care was extraordinary? Of course, you have! Think back to that time and recreate it repeatedly. 

How about your best week ever? Same deal here.

And believe me, it is not the big things. It is the little daily nuances that mean the most. Patients of many years will tell you it is often the friendly caring staff and a warm environment and decor.

Remember, it is the incredible systems behind the scenes that allow you to do this in a systematic, profitable way! Try and do it without great systems and unique services and you will be toast very quickly.

So, as everyone else STRIVES to be the same, DO and BE something different!

But, most of all, be the absolute best you can be, every day!

If you find yourself stuck, remember there is nothing like CEO style training, some great mentoring and marketing skill sets to put your entire future back on target!

Just do not expect different results from the same old action. That, of course, is the hallmark of private practice owners’ insanity! 

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By John Hayes, Jr., MD

John Hayes, Jr., MD spent years working primarily with family physicians and surgeons helping their pain and surgery patients with chiropractic, clinical nutrition, and lifestyle coaching. His work with the sickest lead not only to further his training in Family & Lifestyle Medicine but more importantly the development of patient systems, tools and books to better help those patients suffering neuropathy & chronic pain. He is the inventor of the NDGen® neuropathy and pain treatment device. Frustrated with the changes in healthcare and concern about increasing physician demands he published the EVVY nominated book “Living & Practicing by Design”. Along with his wife Patti they developed simplified EMR, practice business platforms, and systems. In addition to his DPC practice in Marshfield Massachusetts he also consults with Physicians and PTs in private practice personalization, neuropathy and pain protocols. https://www.drjohnhayesjr.com/perfectpractice

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