
The episode discusses the value and structure of meet-and-greet events in DPC pediatric practices and their impact on patient relationships.
Episode Overview In this episode, the hosts discuss the value of hosting meet-and-greet events in a Direct Primary Care (DPC) pediatric practice. They explore whether these events are worth the time and effort, how to structure them effectively, and how they contribute to long-term patient relationships and practice growth. Key Themes & Takeaways 1. Purpose of Meet and Greets Meet-and-greets are designed to: * Build trust with prospective families * Explain the DPC model clearly * Answer common questions about membership, pricing, and access * Allow families to assess personality fit before committing The hosts emphasize that in DPC pediatrics, relationship-building is central — and these events help establish that foundation early. 2. Are They Worth the Effort? The hosts acknowledge: * They require time, preparation, and emotional energy * Attendance can be unpredictable * Not every attendee converts to a member However, they conclude that: * Even small groups can be impactful * Conversions often happen later, not immediately * The trust built can lead to strong long-term members They view meet-and-greets as a long-game relationship strategy rather than a short-term sales tool…
Hosts: Marina Capella, Phil Boucher
Organizations: Direct Primary Care
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