The Brevium Blog

How to get patients to come back? How to increase patients in your clinic? How to engage patients in their care? How to reactivate old patients? How to regain customer…

Losing patients is inevitable even for the most successful healthcare practices. Despite technological advancements that help healthcare organizations better store patient data and monitor treatment journeys, keeping track of every…

Most healthcare professionals understand that successful practices not only rely on acquiring new patients but thrive because of their loyal, established customer base. Studies show that depending on the industry,…

Sacramento, CA — April 2, 2024 – Meditab is pleased to announce the integration of Brevium, the pioneer platform specializing in patient reactivation and retention, into its flagship software solution,…

If healthcare providers can agree on anything, it’s that patient retention is vital for the health and success of both their business and their patients. Patient retention rate isn’t just…

Patient no-shows, missed appointments and last-minute cancellations plague medical practices far and wide, regardless of specialty, location or expertise. Though experiencing the damaging effects of missed appointments seems to be…

Brevium’s sales team recently enjoyed a trip to San Francisco, California, for the 2023 American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) conference event. With over 20,000 doctors, administrators and health professionals from…

You win some, you lose some. Many providers adopt this optimistic outlook when their practices inevitably experience patient attrition; after all, patient turnover is a natural byproduct of running a…

In today’s world of digital healthcare, it’s crucial for practices to keep track of their communication campaigns and measure their effectiveness. Understanding how different modes of communication impact patient conversion…

Successful practices often face the inevitable truth that some patients will slip through their fingers. As practices grow, it becomes increasingly difficult to keep track of all the patients coming…