It is hard to believe that yet another year is upon us. The holidays have come and gone and we’ve closed the chapter on 2011. A new year lies before us like the blank page of a book just waiting to be filled with words of the exciting plans and challenges the year holds for us.

“We can chart our future clearly and wisely only when we know the path
which has led to the present.”

– Adlai Stevenson, U.S. Vice President

What plans do you have in place for your hospice and palliative care program in 2012? What strategies will you focus on to further the mission of your organization? Whether your priorities include increasing average daily census, improving length of stay, enhancing relationships with physicians and non-physician referrers, adding new services to meet community needs, more effectively communicating with your community about your level of experience and expertise in end-of-life care, or a combination of these and other priorities, look to Transcend Hospice Marketing Group for strategic marketing insights that will take your hospice program to new levels.

Our goal is to deliver content that’s relevant to your needs. If there’s a topic you would like us to address in a future issue of Transcendent, contact Emily Barry. Keep the conversation going by connecting with us on Facebook and Twitter.


WHAT DO PHYSICIANS WANT?
How can you effectively communicate with, not to mention influence, physicians when it seems nearly impossible to get a few minutes of their time? MORE >>

WELCOME MARY BETH SCHOEN
Transcend kicks off 2012 on a high note by growing our team and branching out to discover new opportunities and better serve our clients. MORE >>

IT’S ALL ABOUT RELEVANCE
Aside from the method of communication, the goal to effective communication with physicians is all about making it relevant.
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HOW DO YOU COMPARE

An analysis of demographic trends can be helpful in determining where true opportunity exists. MORE >>