367 - These 2 Things Make Patients Happily Pay Your Price

The Remarkable CEO for Chiropractors by Dr. Peter Camiolo and Dr. Stephen Franson

Jul 21, 202600:48:24Business

What if patients aren't saying no because of the price, but because they haven't experienced the value? Many doctors struggle with pricing because they're viewing it through the lens of cost rather than impact.

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