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Enhancing clinic-patient relationships

How to use financial support to build strong patient relationships

Trust forms the foundation of enduring patient relationships. Clinic owners who prioritise transparency in pricing and offer flexible financing options, such as buy now pay later (BNPL) programs like PLIM, demonstrate a commitment to patient-centred care.

Transparent pricing is fundamental in establishing credibility with patients, fostering an environment where they feel informed and confident in their decisionmaking. Aesthetic treatments often entail financial considerations, making financing options such as PLIM essential in supporting payment on patients’ terms. Transparent terms, including 0% interest rates and flexible repayment plans, create a sense of openness and honesty, empowering patients with financial control, throughout their aesthetic journey.

Effective communication is pivotal in ensuring transparency. Training staff to clearly and openly communicate pricing and financing options during consultations not only fosters trust but also reinforces the clinic’s commitment to patient welfare. Moreover, financial pre-approval grants patients the flexibility to combine recommended treatments aligned with their financial well-being, ensuring they receive optimal care and results prior to applying for finance.

PLIM, as a BNPL solution, seamlessly integrates the ethos of transparent pricing and patient-focused financing. Its transparent nature ensures patients have a clear grasp of their financial obligations, further cementing trust between the clinic and its clientele.

Incorporating PLIM into clinic practices, empowers patients to navigate their financial journey while undergoing aesthetic treatments. PLIM strives to reinforce the trust and flexibility between clinic and patient.

For more information, visit plim.co.uk or email info@plim.co.uk

This article appears in May 2024

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