
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Referral relationships do not end with complaints. They end with silence. The cases stop coming. You notice eventually. And by the time you do, the window to fix it has already closed.
In this episode, Dr. Spence breaks down the seven specific reasons plaintiff attorneys stop sending cases to a PI provider -- and every single one of them has a case management root cause. Not a clinical failure. A communication gap, a documentation delay, a surprise at settlement, a patient experience that got reported back to the attorney. These are system failures. And system failures are fixable.
This episode covers what the referral relationship actually requires, how to maintain it when the caseload is at its heaviest, and what rebuilding a cooled relationship looks like when the silence has already set in.
What's covered:
Resources:
By Dr. SpenceReferral relationships do not end with complaints. They end with silence. The cases stop coming. You notice eventually. And by the time you do, the window to fix it has already closed.
In this episode, Dr. Spence breaks down the seven specific reasons plaintiff attorneys stop sending cases to a PI provider -- and every single one of them has a case management root cause. Not a clinical failure. A communication gap, a documentation delay, a surprise at settlement, a patient experience that got reported back to the attorney. These are system failures. And system failures are fixable.
This episode covers what the referral relationship actually requires, how to maintain it when the caseload is at its heaviest, and what rebuilding a cooled relationship looks like when the silence has already set in.
What's covered:
Resources: