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What do real people say about practice management?

17 people recorded interviews about practice management across 6 organisations. 11 of them mentioned more clients, leads or patients in their own words. The most common timeframe people described was over a year. Every figure below is a count of what people said in their recorded interview — not a clinical trial or a survey.

First-hand accounts from people who talked about practice management in their recorded interview.

What people said changed

Counts of interviews where the person described this in their own words.

  • More clients11 of 17 mentioned it
    And the business coaching aspect of it really has helped me and many other colleagues that I know in providing those tools for themselves and for their patients or clients, so that they get not only greater practice,…Melody
  • Better systems8 of 17 mentioned it
    And the process of doing that, it just gives me such a relief because I wouldn't know any of those steps My biggest takeaway from this program is that sales or marketing is not something scary.Melody
  • Felt supported8 of 17 mentioned it
    My quality of life has changed to this extent that before I didn't have any support or encouragement by a business coach.Melody
  • Family & relationships4 of 17 mentioned it
    I was able to influence my husband and my kids, and now our whole lifestyle has changed.Dr. Keta Patel Amin
  • Revenue growth4 of 17 mentioned it
    And the process of doing that, it just gives me such a relief because I wouldn't know any of those steps My biggest takeaway from this program is that sales or marketing is not something scary.Melody
  • Team & hiring2 of 17 mentioned it
    I felt a lot better, more energetic, better sleep and I've gotten the same team from my clients thus far.Sururat Coulibaly
  • Mood & stress2 of 17 mentioned it
    And I love when we have our weekly calls and he starts it off with a meditation or some kind exercise to really get us grounded, to help us reduce stress, to help us to visualize.Georgia Brown
  • Confidence2 of 17 mentioned it
    The quality of my life has changed since joining the mentorship, having confidence in myself.Georgia Brown

How long it took

  • Over a year · 3

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Showing 12 of 17 interviews.

What people were sceptical about first

  • So before I joined Perfect Practice in 2020, my practice, my clinic was really struggling.Dr. Keta Patel Amin
  • If there was something that might have prevented me from starting with The Confident Clinician, it would have been time commitments. I was worried about the amount of time I had to spend researching for specific patient cases, and I was worried that adding mo…Julia Friesen
  • And so, overall, it's been a much more cost effective way to order testing through one company.Shae Leonard

Frequently asked

Can I scale my practice if I am afraid of doing group programs?
Yes. Dr. Keta Patel Amin was initially afraid to do group programs, but the influx of clients from across the nation forced her out of her comfort zone. She eventually fell in love with the format as it allowed her to handle 10 to 15 new sign-ups per month. — Dr. Keta Patel Amin
Is the Perfect Practice community competitive or supportive?
Dr. Keta Patel Amin was surprised to find that the group is entirely heart-centered and non-competitive. Members and coaches share every detail, including templates and specific knowledge of what works, rather than treating each other as competition. — Dr. Keta Patel Amin
How does Perfect Practice help with client acquisition?
Dr. Keta Patel Amin noted that the mentorship provided the knowledge and confidence to approach the right audience. Through specific challenges issued by Sachin Patel, she became the go-to expert for weight loss and hormone health. — Dr. Keta Patel Amin
Is business coaching for clinicians too general for specialized practices?
Dr. Leena Sripada found that the program provided a structured approach specifically understood for naturopathic doctors rather than just general marketing info, making it highly relevant to her unique profession. — Leena Sripada
How can a busy practitioner find time for business management?
Leena learned to set aside scheduled time in her calendar specifically for business aspects, turning tasks that previously felt like a 'burden' or 'burnout' into activities she actually looks forward to. — Leena Sripada
Can a clinician who dislikes marketing learn to enjoy it?
Yes; Leena admitted she was previously not interested in showing her face or doing marketing, but the program's 'fun factor' made her excited to learn about Instagram and promotional webinars. — Leena Sripada

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