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Patients don't just want a dentist; they want a partner who cares about their health more than the bottom line.
In this episode of Beyond the Operatory, host John Stamper and leadership expert Betsy Mitchell discuss the rapidly changing expectations of today's dental patient.
In a world where Amazon delivers in two hours, patients now expect their dental experience to be seamless, transparent, and personalized. Betsy breaks down how to move from "selling" treatment plans to "partnering" with patients on their health journey. They also explore why being a "community leader"—sponsoring the soccer team, supporting the arts—is one of the most powerful marketing strategies you can deploy.
In this episode, we cover:
ChaptersAbout the Guest: Betsy Mitchell has over 25 years of experience in the dental industry, specializing in leadership development, team dynamics, and practice management strategies. Notably, she served as the Vice President of Organizational Development for the Green Bay Packers, allowing her to bring elite sports management strategies to the world of dentistry.
By Dental CityPatients don't just want a dentist; they want a partner who cares about their health more than the bottom line.
In this episode of Beyond the Operatory, host John Stamper and leadership expert Betsy Mitchell discuss the rapidly changing expectations of today's dental patient.
In a world where Amazon delivers in two hours, patients now expect their dental experience to be seamless, transparent, and personalized. Betsy breaks down how to move from "selling" treatment plans to "partnering" with patients on their health journey. They also explore why being a "community leader"—sponsoring the soccer team, supporting the arts—is one of the most powerful marketing strategies you can deploy.
In this episode, we cover:
ChaptersAbout the Guest: Betsy Mitchell has over 25 years of experience in the dental industry, specializing in leadership development, team dynamics, and practice management strategies. Notably, she served as the Vice President of Organizational Development for the Green Bay Packers, allowing her to bring elite sports management strategies to the world of dentistry.