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How can CompanyOn benefit your Foot Care Nursing practice?
Decreasing operational Costs & increasing efficiencies
- Hassle-Free Scheduling
- specialized Foot-care treatment documentation
- Billing Processes
- Business Expense tracking system
- Insightful reports and statements
Boosting client engagement and retention (business growth)
- Online booking services
- Contactless communication with Clients (online forms, notifications and reminders)
- Services, and contact pages within CompanyOn’s ecosystem
Managing risk and quality assurance to build a sustainable business:
- Secure data storage for the collection, retention, storage and disposal of records
- Privacy and Confidentiality. Our servers are located in Canada to help meet professional obligations
- Proper billing processing
- All data entered belongs to the practitioner. We help manage it and store it only.
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How to Create a Safety Culture Within your Business
For business owners, including independent practitioners, it’s important to create a culture of safety. Not only for the well-being of ourselves, but any staff that may work for you. Worker training and orientation are part of the employer’s occupational health and safety responsibilities with ensuring a safe work environment.
Best Practices for the Financial Experience Between Clients and Providers
The client’s financial experience is the process of making sure that patients have all the information they need to make informed decisions about how they will pay for the care they receive. Offering clients a financial experience that is positive, easy to understand, and reflects their unique needs is critical to the long-term success of your business.
Health & Safety: What’s in Your First Aid Kit?
As a business owner, you’re responsible for providing first aid at your workplace when incidents happen. Whether minor or major injury occurs, have appropriate first aid equipment, supplies and attendants readily available that meet the needs of your worksite.
