Scheduling In Pediatrics

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Scheduling In Pediatrics

  

Scheduling In Pediatrics

  

The key to a smooth running Pediatric practice is a well-organized appointment scheduling process. Often times, patient and provider satisfaction are largely impacted by a well-oiled process to schedule patients and allocate the appropriate amount of time for the visit. Do you ever wonder why a certain patient was scheduled at a particular time?  Why do you have an ADHD conference in the middle of the afternoon during flu season? At what age do you want your patients transitioned to same-sex providers?  To help keep your practice appointment scheduling under control, I have a great tool that you can use to avoid scheduling mishaps and keep everyone in the practice on the same page.  

You can access the tool by clicking the link below. This tool is a list of common Pediatric situations that come up while your staff schedule patient appointments.  Have each provider in the office fill out the form and make copies for everyone to help keep your appointments flowing through the day.

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Paul Vanchiere, MBA

For over 15 years, Paul has dedicated himself exclusively to addressing the financial management, strategic planning, and succession planning needs of pediatric practices. His background includes working for a physician-owned health network and participating in physician practice acquisitions for Texas's largest not-for-profit hospital network, giving him a distinctive insight into the healthcare sector. Paul is adept at conducting comprehensive financial analysis, physician compensation issues, and managed care contract negotiations. He established the Pediatric Management Institute to offer a wide range of services tailored to pediatric practices of all sizes and stages of development, with a focus on financial and operational challenges. Additionally, Paul is actively involved in advocacy efforts to ensure healthcare access and educational opportunities for children with special needs.

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