Week 11 after the shutdown from COVID-19 pandemic is the fourth week of the return to seeing patients in many states. Last week showed a huge surge in appointment requests, which has tapered off somewhat this week but continues strong. Last week’s appointment requests were 143% of normal. This past week our data shows patient-initiated Read More
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Huge Surge in Appointment Requests in Pandemic Week 10
Date: May 22, 2020
Category: Client News
It’s week 10 from the recommended restrictions of dental practice issued by the American Dental Association (March 17) due to COVID-19 and the third week from the return to seeing patients that happened in many states on May 1. After large increases when we reported April 30 and May 7, there was a tapering off Read More
Appointment Requests Continue Strong in Pandemic Week 9
Date: May 15, 2020
Category: Client News
We’re calling this week 9 from the start of the hit dental practices took from the COVID-19 pandemic shut-down. A week ago we were close to normal for appointment requests initiated by patients, at 98% of normal. This past week there is a little tapering off of that level, and we’re at 90% of normal. Read More
Dental Practice Guide to Reopening: COVID-19
Date: May 12, 2020
Category: Client News
According to data from the American Dental Association, dentistry has been the healthcare industry hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. Fortunately, many states are now starting to reopen for elective dental procedures. This is great news, but the return to normal needs to be done with thoughtful preparation. Most states have provided guidelines to be Read More
Appointment Requests Almost Back to Normal
Date: May 8, 2020
Category: Client News
It was March 17 when the American Dental Association recommended that, due to the coronavirus pandemic, dental practices limit themselves to emergency treatment only. That had a profound impact on our clients across the country, some of whom temporarily closed their practices. It also had a psychological impact on patients. This data is a measure Read More
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