Marketing to moms, wives, daughters, and friends
Physician Practice Perspective, February 1, 2009
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Take a look into your waiting room. Chances are that most of the patients filling the seats were brought by, sent by, or urged by one of the women in their lives to see a doc-tor. And not just any doctor—you.
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