Renting apartments is tough business. For many in the industry, consternation and discomfort is a common reaction to the advent of online sourcing opposed the decline of print advertising is very disturbing. Traditionally and in fact even now, the industry is relatively low tech.
The good news is there is no need for most properties to change. The key is to understand how to tap into online support. The key is to have a small arsenal of the right tools and to recognize that having those tools does not imply becoming a techno wizard. The basic elements are a community oriented sharp detailed website, strong ILS support, and a support team that will ensure you have the online exposure you need. There are numerous tools including Vaultware, Real Page, and our own management services. Each can serve some or most of your needs.
Combine this with a strong understanding of your competition and the right combination of traditional factors including property condition, customer service, maintenance quality, tenant management, and signage and you are on your way to a winning combination.
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I think patients need to understand that if they want their solo/two-doctor group to be there in the future that they will have to accept an alternative payment model (i.e. cash pay). Some of the future changes will certainly be welcome, such as new technologies that make both patient’s and doctor’s work easier and more efficient, but there will also be less-desired changes of more governmental interference, red tape, and an increase of insurance companies’ efforts to collect as much money from the patient and give as little as possible to providers. By breaking this unhealthly addiction to insurance/government patients would find their doctor to be able to provide a much better quality of care. I hope it happens.
I think the article reminds us again of the simple things to do to improve a practice. I’ve yet to see a doctor (or personally) receive a patient’s anger for being late or bad things happening around the office. Patients yell at just about anyone and everyone except the doctor. So I agree with the Doc being the calming influence around the office.Also, this brings up the consumer vs. patient debate. I don’t know if they are mutually exclusive, but I don’t like the idea of “consumer” because if the company doesn’t give you what you want, you go somewhere else. Well, I’m sure that my refusal to hand out antibiotics for sinus infections, colds, and earaches may cost me a few patients (maybe ones that I wouldn’t want in my practice anyway or maybe it’s just that I do a poor job of convincing people they don’t need them [usually], thanks standard of care!) 25 years later, I would be interested to see an xray of each of your knees- the normal one and the ACL deficient one. I bet there are significant side to side differences.Activity modification is still a viable option for an ACL tear in the right patient/setting. But 25 years ago, the surgery was different, the technology (implants) were different and most surgeons would have kept you in the hospital 3-5 days (and some even would have put you in a cast up to your hip for 6 weeks after this operation.)
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