The Summer Slow Down: Tips to Stay Confident in Your Dietitian Practice When It's Slow

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Navigating slow periods in private practice can be daunting, especially as summer winds down. Join me on this episode of the RDtoCEO Podcast as I discuss tried-and-true strategies to keep your practice thriving, even during the slower months. From how to use data to keep yourself grounded, to ramping up outreach efforts and optimizing client retention, we'll cover it all.
As we move through the episode, I'll guide you through valuable insights on understanding and anticipating seasonal trends, particularly in a post-COVID landscape. Data tracking isn’t just a buzzword—it’s the lifeline for making informed decisions during uncertain times. By analyzing patterns from my own practice, we'll discuss how to better prepare for and navigate the peaks and valleys throughout the year.
Lastly, we end with a listeners question all about the intimidating world of insurance credentialing and whether you should hire someone to credential for you versus doing it yourself!
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