|Articles|February 17, 2023
Online Reviews: Should you Respond, Even When They are Negative?
What’s the best practice for responding when a review is inflammatory or false? And should you even bother responding to positive reviews? Download Curi Advisory’s fact sheet to explore the top “dos” and “don’ts” of managing your practice’s online reputation.
A strong digital presence is essential for maintaining a thriving business, and medical practices are no exception to this rule. How and when you respond to online reviews is a key element of that presence.
But what’s the best practice for responding when a review is inflammatory or false? And should you even bother responding to positive reviews?
Explore these questions and learn some of the top (HIPAA-compliant) “dos” and “don’ts” of managing your online reputation in a new fact sheet by Curi Advisory, a business unit within Curi offering data-driven business solutions and consulting for medical practices.
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