As the healthcare landscape evolves and patients demand more personalization and convenience, primary care practices must look for ways to remain competitive in the marketplace by improving patient and physician satisfaction. According to The Open Public Health Journal, only 58% of patients in traditional primary care practices are satisfied with their doctor-patient relationship. 

Patients are increasingly willing to leave their primary physician to seek care at alternative sites such as urgent care centers and walk-in clinics. To strengthen patient retention and the bottom line, practices can enhance their services with a membership-based, preventive care offering. In this session, you will learn how administrators and physicians in MDVIP-affiliated practices achieved unparalleled satisfaction while generating healthy returns by meeting the changing needs of patients. 

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