Saying “Thanks” to Patients and Clients

On Doctors and Financial Advisors Saying “Thank You”

By ME-P Staff and Reporters [A family of communication and educational companies]

In 1621, our settlers acknowledged a large autumn harvest feast as one of the first Thanksgiving celebrations in the colonies. But, it wasn’t until 1863, in the midst of the Civil War, that President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed a national Thanksgiving Day to be held each November. Ever since, Americans have used this gathering time to be with family and friends and reflect on those things we are most thankful for in our lives.

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So here we are, ramping up to celebrate the anniversary of that first Thanksgiving some 148 years ago. This year, let’s take the same reflective approach and apply it to our ME-P work worlds.

For example, whether a doctor, nurse, CXO or financial advisor, when was the last time:

  • You expressed gratitude to your key patients, hospitals, employees or clients?
  • You recognized a newer prospect referral for sending a patient or client your way?
  • You were truly grateful for those patients and clients who keep your medical practice, financial advisory or medical management business viable – and you showed it?
  • You said “thank you” to one of your referring physicians, attorneys or accountants?

Assessment

This time of year is a good reminder to show your appreciation to patients, customers, vendors and clients—not from only a monetary perspective, but for all they contribute to your relationships.

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As so, what are some of the helpful and creative ways that you say “thank you” this season for all your loyal fans?

Of course, we also extend our gratitude and say “thanks” to all clients, readers, providers, sponsors, advertisers and subscribers to this Medical Executive-Post

Happy Thanksgiving Weekend 2011, and thank you for your continued support!

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