It is very frustrating for medical professionals when they tell their patients what they need to do and the patient doesn't listen. A lot of the issues stem from the timing of the message.

1. Feel Like You
Are Talking to
a Wall?
Ways to Make Your Patients Respond Better to Your Advice

2. Sound Familiar?
▪ You have just delivered some shocking news to
your patient.
▪ After giving them enough time to process the
information, you start to talk to them about their
options.
▪ But instead of participating in the conversation,
you get a series of head nods and “Yeahs”.
▪ When you are finished, you get the feeling that
they did not comprehend a word that you said.
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3. The Patient’s Perspective
▪ They are shocked, confused, scared, and
disoriented.
▪ They could not hear you even if they wanted to.
▪ After they leave your office, they have no idea
what just happened.
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4. How to Fix This?
▪ You can create a series of videos that explain
the next steps.
▪ You can send these videos to your patients so
they can review the information and replay it
until they understand.
▪ You can create a quiet space in your office for
patients to watch these and other videos that go
into detailed explanations of their disease
states.
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5. Or You Can Call Halo Health!
▪ Halo Health helps you bridge that information gap.
▪ Their expertise is in communicating to patients in a simple
and easy to understand manner.
▪ Together you can create resources that help prepare the
patient before, during and after their appointments.
▪ All of the content is customized to your patients’ needs and
there is never any outside advertising.
▪ Halo’s platforms all utilize simple technology to stream
videos into your waiting room, exam rooms, in patient
rooms, or on your staff’s tablets to bring the education to
your patients when they are ready to consume the
information.
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6. Getting started is easy
Simply call
(856-520-8655) or email
(info@haloheals.com)
For less than $6 a day, your entire
office can become better informed on
how to deal with the disease states
and treatment plans that affect them
every day.