It’s the end of the year, which means we’ll be ringing in the new year before you know it. The turn of the new year, for many, represents new beginnings, refocused goals, and positive changes both personally and professionally. What does the new year mean for you? What does it mean for your team? If you don’t know, ask them! It’s essential for your team to feel a part of
Tis’ the season for spreading good cheer! It’s almost Christmas, but that doesn’t mean you have to wait until Christmas day to spread joy and happiness to those around you. Spreading cheer doesn’t always have to mean presents and cash. In fact, it doesn’t have to cost much money at all but could have a significant impact on your team. So today on our blog, Bryant Consultants shares five ways
The coronavirus or COVID-19 changed multiple aspects of personal and professional lives. With the vaccination of more American workers, some employers question how to appropriately respond to someone asking about their team’s vaccination status, especially in a dental setting. Whether they ask about it over the phone before their appointment or during their visit, you should consider some critical factors before providing an answer. Therefore, our dental practice coaches at
As an administrator in the dental practice, you do your best to ensure patients are quoted an estimate for their out-of-pocket or “patient portion” for each dental service that your practice will be providing. From verifying insurance to submitting pretreatment estimates for care, your goal is to provide estimates that are as accurate as possible. However, in the post-COVID climate, it’s impossible to predict what an insurance company will do
Onboarding new hires can be an exciting time for both the new team member and the rest of the office, or it’s a stressful disaster because there is no training plan in place, and the new team member will be expected to jump right in on day one and start working. Unfortunately, new hires in the dental field get the least amount of training and are given on their first
As the owner and operator of your own dental practice, you know it’s important to keep pace with the changing trends and updates in technology. That means making sure you have up-to-date equipment so that you can provide the highest possible level of care. You may have heard that, in many industries, you want to make large equipment purchases in the fourth quarter of the year so that you can
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