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- May 25, 2019 edition
- Volume 96
- Issue 10
8 ways to transform your practice to a concierge model
Author(s)Matt Jacobson
What you can do today to pave the way for a successful conversion tomorrow.
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Are you considering integrating a Concierge Medicine service offering into your practice in the next few years? If so, here are a few things you can do today, to pave the way for a successful conversion tomorrow.Matt Jacobson is chief executive officer and founder of SignatureMD, a company that helps physicians convert to concierge medicine.
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