Bariatric Audience is pleased to announce that bariatric centers everywhere can now have access to a new proprietary software that can take the guesswork out of acquiring new patients.
There are a growing of number of people who are compelled to live a healthier and more active lifestyle. For many who have developed issues with being overweight, bariatric surgery is sometimes the best alternative. While it is understood getting healthy is a lifestyle change, many people look to bariatric surgery as the jump start they need. When these individuals start looking for surgeons in their area, Bariatric Audience helps qualified surgeons be proactive in the way they contact these potential patients.
The website describes a new technology that allows physicians to connect with patient seeking solutions to their weight problems. One of these technologies is a “prediction engine” that has the ability to determine when the candidates are ready to move forward with the surgery. This is a winning situation for all who are involved in the process.
According to the founder of Bariatric Audience, Jeff Tormey, “A bariatric surgery center not using this technology may be at a significant disadvantage and could be struggling to compete in the future.”
Bariatric Audience is offering a 15-minute free discovery call for bariatric surgeons who want to learn more about the system and how it can accelerate growth and profits. For more details or for booking a call, visit the website or call 888-271-8344.
About Bariatric Audience : Bariatric Audience has the ability to take a bariatric clinic to the next level. They have created a patient acquisition system that is sure to generate a steady flow of weight loss surgery candidates. Bariatric Audience gives their clients an “unfair advantage” because they can tell surgeons, by name, who is in-market and actively searching for weight loss surgery in their area. With better targeting, they achieve a more predictable sales pipeline, lower customer acquisition costs, and generate higher profit margins.
