How to Ask Patients for Reviews Without Breaking HIPAA
Asking patients for reviews won't get you in trouble. Replying the wrong way will, and two practices have paid HIPAA settlements to prove it.
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Asking patients for reviews won't get you in trouble. Replying the wrong way will, and two practices have paid HIPAA settlements to prove it.
Two practices in one small market had 176 and 135 Google reviews. Every other practice had under 60, and the one with nine averages a perfect five stars. The gap isn't quality.
Most practice owners see a competitor's review count and decide catching up is impossible. That was true a few years ago. Google changed what it counts — and the change favors practices starting small.
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