RepCheckup

Easily collect patient feedback, improve your professional ratings and monitor your online profiles with RepCheckup. #digitalhealth #hcmktg #hcbiz

[The Chestnut Post @TheChestnutPost]

RepCheckup Partners With CareDash to Make Patient Review Management Easier https://t.co/FDMzh4QcsA

[Dan Slattery @safety_dans]

Have you ever considered the importance of #patientfeedback ?

Click on the link below to see how you can use feedback to help promote your #medicalpracticeonline !

https://t.co/KiAemWhhKO via @SoftwareAdvice & @repcheckup & @30dn

[RepCheckup @repcheckup]

Best use of unicode stars in the url of Google Ad by a dentist goes to...

[Garrett Smith @GarrettSmith]

May I suggest @repcheckup 😎

Can monitor all your review profiles and even generate new ones on our FREE plan 👇🏻

https://t.co/Ea5sgBUzKq

[RepCheckup @repcheckup]

@keyserholiday It’s a shame that it’s come to this!

[Andre Palko @andrepalko]

How Negative Reviews Can Improve Your Business's Customer Experience with @RepCheckup

#OnlineReviews #StarRatings #CustomerService #CX

https://t.co/1SuspQFwg8

[Garrett Smith @GarrettSmith]

Finally got a practitioner to start asking patients to leave reviews on Google yesterday.

Result?

16 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ reviews

First day.

Simply asked in person and then sent the patient a quick text with the link using @repcheckup

[RepCheckup @repcheckup]

@LegatoTweet We agree! You should checkout https://t.co/YGB99VBwzI if you are interested in a software solution for managing all of those patient reviews!

[Digital Health Buzz! @dighealthbuzz]

"Patient feedback lets other people know what type of healthcare provider you are: wait times, responsiveness, bedside manners, ease of appointment setting, follow up, as well as medical skill." https://t.co/TSAeFkMxVi @repcheckup @pitchpivot @GabyLoriaSA @SoftwareAdvice @30dn

[Garrett Smith @GarrettSmith]

Really excited for the next few months

1/ New volume of Book Now! Internet Marketing for Healthcare Practices

2/ Releasing the Practice Marketing Podcast with my pal @dflee30

3/ Bringing @repcheckup out of beta

4/ Relaunching @LocalSEOAudits services

Going to fun times!

[Don Lee @dflee30]

@GarrettSmith @repcheckup @LocalSEOAudits Exciting times!

[RepCheckup @repcheckup]

@caredash We think you should be a trending topic 😛

[RepCheckup @repcheckup]

#Caredash is a doctor review site that does a great job differentiating itself from other review platforms. If you’re a #physician listen up, here’s what you need to know about your profile on this site: https://t.co/WIdYePo7Ga

[Garrett Smith @GarrettSmith]

The company found that 58 percent of U.S. shoppers in the survey were willing to trust incentivized reviews. 🤦🏼‍♂️ https://t.co/QGhfY3MyOo

[Andre Palko @andrepalko]

Did You Know that Negative Reviews Can Actually Improve Your Customer Experience?
Here's how from @RepCheckup #OnlineReviews #StarRatings #CustomerService https://t.co/1SuspQFwg8

[Garrett Smith @GarrettSmith]

“And most doctors, like Dr. Wendy Bernstein, are too busy with patients to keep tabs on more than a dozen doctor review sites that have popped up.”

That’s why they need ⁦@InboundMD⁩ and ⁦@repcheckup⁩ https://t.co/oyBsHQYame

[Healthbridge @HealthbridgeZA]

Why Google My Business is important for your #MedicalPractice: https://t.co/0fRHSnKvLv Via - @repcheckup #ThrivingPractice

[Garrett Smith @GarrettSmith]

“Notably, while most people in assisted living use private funds to pay, 62% percent of nursing home residents have their bill paid by Medicare...From this data, it appears that when the government is paying, a lower-quality service is provided.” https://t.co/VCishVXraF

[Garrett Smith @GarrettSmith]

The ugly side of online reviews...

“TripAdvisor has suspended commenting on the Radisson Hotel Toronto East's page after a prominent Toronto newspaper columnist spread a completely false claim that asylum-seekers slaughtered goats in the hotel bathrooms.” https://t.co/LuAmi9jpmv

[Garrett Smith @GarrettSmith]

“We found the more a review offered insight into the writer's state of mind, the greater its helpfulness.” https://t.co/RxD7CdEH8u

[Garrett Smith @GarrettSmith]

Interesting...

The 5 “toughest” crowds to please were located in Austin, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington, DC. Conversely, the easiest crowds to please were Seattle, San Diego, Boston, Denver and Charleston.

https://t.co/GG3lziefuY via @LocalSearchAssn