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anonymous said:
I had my largest provider approve my first sit n fit with a prominent hospital based cardiology group. Please provide me with advice on best practices.
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I have an Italian tailor I would highly recommend. Make sure you have at least 8-10 candidates to maximize your personal productivity. Make sure they are pre-approved by your provider (sounds like you have). Find some unused office space in the cardiology office, form a line (sitting of course) and then begin. Rinse, Wash, Repeat
 












Strategy - Get as many patients as possible gathered together for a Sit n Fit. Make this a social experience with coffee, bagels and lox. This practice has significantly helped our business at St Francis in Long Island. The Roslyn office is our next opportunity (we have a track record of success that is unprecedented in terms of renewals). Two week renewals are guaranteed at a minimum of up to 3 months and some go to 9. These providers and physicians have been instructed Dr. AG not to question our tactics. If you mirror our operation you can become a success too. You're Welcome!
 



anonymous said:
Strategy - Get as many patients as possible gathered together for a Sit n Fit. Make this a social experience with coffee, bagels and lox. This practice has significantly helped our business at St Francis in Long Island. The Roslyn office is our next opportunity (we have a track record of success that is unprecedented in terms of renewals). Two week renewals are guaranteed at a minimum of up to 3 months and some go to 9. These providers and physicians have been instructed Dr. AG not to question our tactics. If you mirror our operation you can become a success too. You're Welcome!
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I asked my RM and he wasn't aware of this program.
 












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