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Service Credo for Success

This list is inspired from the RITZ-CARLTON Credo Card of service. Apply these principles to your office. They know how to serve.

1. Build strong relationships with your patients for life.

2. Always be reponsive to the expressed and unexpresed wishes and needs of your patients.

3. Become empowered to create unique, memorable, and personal experiences for your patients.

4. Continuosly seek opportunities to innovate and improve your practice experience.

5. Own and immediately resolve problems.

6. Create a work environment of teamwork and lateral service so that the needs of your patients and others are met.

7. Make the opportunity to learn and grow. Never stop learning.

8. Involve staff in the planning of the work that affects them.

9. Always use a warm and sincere greeting.

10. Anticipate and fulfill each paitent’s need

11. Fond farewll. Give a warm good-bye and use their name.

12. Be proud of your profesional appearance, langage and behavior.

If you are stuck in practice, looking to get ahead, and you are looking to create loyal, raving fans, start with creating a culture that is special.

Dr. Perry Nickelston, DC

www.painlasercenter.com

Stay Fueled and Passionate

In a down economy there is nothing like staying fired-up and keeping your energy sky-high.  You can do this by means such as attending workshops and conferences, joining mastermind groups of other successful people and attending mentorship programs. Put your energy out there and watch it multiply and come back to you. Weekly or monthly meetings with your staff for education, motivation and empowerment keep them swept up in your excitement and you in theirs. Feed your mind with journals and books on professional and personal development. A great goal for you is to read at least one book per month. Together, these efforts will allow you to keep your mind sharp, your energy flowing, and results happening.

 Perry Nickelston, DC

www.painlasercenter.com

What does LASER stand for?

The term LASER is an acronym for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. By definition, a Laser is: “ANy device which can be made to produce or amplify electromagnetic radiation in the wavelength range from 180nm to 1mm primarily by the process of controlled stimulated emission.” There are two types of lasers involved in the health care industry: surgical lasers and therapeutic lasers. Surgical lasers cut tissue; therapeutic lasers heal tissue.

Dr. Perry Nickelston, DC

www.painlasercenter.com