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The future of healthcare?

World of DTC Marketing

SUMMARY: One definitive trend to emerge from the pandemic is that more people are becoming healthcare consumers. They want healthcare to be easier to access and don’t want to wait for necessary medical tests. One urgent care center in Tampa even has its online healthcare records site. People want changes to healthcare.

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The biggest challenge for healthcare

World of DTC Marketing

American healthcare is the most expensive globally, but it’s not close to being the best. Our healthcare system has become like a mass-market retailer, in the door to treat the problem and out the door with an Rx or other treatment recommendation. So how can our broken healthcare system address this issue?

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Like retail, healthcare needs a virtual presence, Mayo Clinic cardiologist says

MedCity News

Telemedicine delivers the same level of care as in-person, satisfies patients and physicians and drives down healthcare costs, cardiologist Steve Ommen says.

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Retail Clinics Are Gaining Momentum As They Vie for Their Piece of the Primary Care Pie

MedCity News

Retail clinic claims volumes have shot up by 200% in the past five years, according to a new report.

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Healthcare’s greater good?

World of DTC Marketing

The promise of one-stop, total healthcare was supposed to be led by retailers like Wal*Mart and CVS, but they’re finding out it costs a lot of money to equip and market these facilities. Patients still want convenience in their healthcare, but it may take decades to materialize.

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Telehealth, Patient Reviews, and Retailization – 2024 Healthcare Digital Marketing Trends

MedCity News

Here are 5 healthcare marketing trends to pay attention to in 2024. To meet evolving consumer expectations, providers must have a strong digital marketing strategy and user experience online.

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Nurse Practitioners’ Starting Salaries Are Rising Faster Than Those of Primary Care Physicians

MedCity News

As retail disruptors like CVS, Walgreens and Amazon buy more and more primary care assets, the healthcare industry is seeing an increased demand for physicians and advanced practitioners. Physicians’ starting salaries have remained relatively flat, but their average signing bonus grew.