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Minimizing Inefficiencies In A Practice - Callforce
- NOTES:
- Millions of dollars can be left on the books thanks to unscheduled treatment. Every time a phone call goes unanswered or a patient doesn’t schedule a follow-up appointment post-treatment, missed opportunities add up.
- That’s why, this week, I sat down with Cory Pinegar, CEO of Callforce, to talk about his dental solutions company.
- Cory and I met about four years ago, when I adopted Callforce for my own practice, and it’s been an amazing addition to my business. Thanks to Cory’s company, I’ve avoided leaving a lot of revenue on the table—Callforce has consistently done a great job filling my calendar with both new and overdue patients.
- Callforce brings prominent dental leaders to train their teams on the specifics of each dental practice, molding their services around your specific needs.
- You can count on Callforce to answer calls effectively both during the business day and after-hours. They’ll maximize your schedule by following up on unscheduled treatment as well as staying on top of your web chat features.
- Callforce can thrive no matter what practice management software your practice uses. They’re super flexible when working with other products and services (e.g. CareStack).
- Cory prides himself on the responsiveness of his company. If you’re in a pinch, you can reach out to Callforce and be rest assured that you’ll have a representative working on your case within 5 business days.
- Learn about:
- Managing overdue patients.
- Capitalizing on unscheduled treatment.
- The value of answering every phone call.
- What has Callforce done for dental practices?
- What services does Callforce offer (hygiene recall, unscheduled treatment services, etc.)?
- And more!
- Schedule a trial at getcallforce.com and don’t forget to check out their Nifty Thrifty Deal.
- NIFTY DEAL:
- $27 per recall appointment, $50 per treatment, $200 of free service!
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By Dr. Glenn Vo
4.7
2020 ratings
- NOTES:
- Millions of dollars can be left on the books thanks to unscheduled treatment. Every time a phone call goes unanswered or a patient doesn’t schedule a follow-up appointment post-treatment, missed opportunities add up.
- That’s why, this week, I sat down with Cory Pinegar, CEO of Callforce, to talk about his dental solutions company.
- Cory and I met about four years ago, when I adopted Callforce for my own practice, and it’s been an amazing addition to my business. Thanks to Cory’s company, I’ve avoided leaving a lot of revenue on the table—Callforce has consistently done a great job filling my calendar with both new and overdue patients.
- Callforce brings prominent dental leaders to train their teams on the specifics of each dental practice, molding their services around your specific needs.
- You can count on Callforce to answer calls effectively both during the business day and after-hours. They’ll maximize your schedule by following up on unscheduled treatment as well as staying on top of your web chat features.
- Callforce can thrive no matter what practice management software your practice uses. They’re super flexible when working with other products and services (e.g. CareStack).
- Cory prides himself on the responsiveness of his company. If you’re in a pinch, you can reach out to Callforce and be rest assured that you’ll have a representative working on your case within 5 business days.
- Learn about:
- Managing overdue patients.
- Capitalizing on unscheduled treatment.
- The value of answering every phone call.
- What has Callforce done for dental practices?
- What services does Callforce offer (hygiene recall, unscheduled treatment services, etc.)?
- And more!
- Schedule a trial at getcallforce.com and don’t forget to check out their Nifty Thrifty Deal.
- NIFTY DEAL:
- $27 per recall appointment, $50 per treatment, $200 of free service!
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