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|Videos|May 13, 2020
Promoting your telemedicine services
Author(s)Drew Boxler, Josh Weiner
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Josh Weiner, CEO of Solutionreach, discusses the best practices for physicians to promote their new telemedicine services, from announcing the availability to converting in-office visits to telehealth vists. Specifically, he emphasizes that text messaging is an integral component of a practice’s telehealth suite of solutions.
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