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More than ever before, healthcare practice managers are faced with obstacles that would have most of us cowering under our desks. This is especially true for small to mid-sized practices, where managers are expected to do it all.

Front desk staff are the first to interact with patients. Their medical terminology know-how not only facilitates patient scheduling, but it can also lead to less patient.

Medical practices across the nation continue to struggle to retain key staff.

If you're worried about how your medical practice will survive the pandemic in the next few months, you should know that preparing NOW is key.

CDC disinfection rules apply to every medical practice. The challenge is that although practices know what they need to accomplish, determining the most efficient, cost-effective, ways to implement their disinfection protocol is far from simple.

With COVID-19 workplace disruptions and changes, managing staff at medical practices seems more challenging than ever. Stricter safety protocols, staff shortages, fear of infection and new childcare concerns make it difficult to run daily operations.

Free COVID-19 Reopening Tactics for Medical Practices – Join Online May 27th

As they prioritize keeping their staff and patients safe, while remaining compliant with new regulations, not knowing if they will financially endure the outbreak has kept many practitioners up at night.

With the impact of coronavirus growing by the day, medical practices are facing increased calls, unplanned visits, and overall concerns by patients and staff alike.

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