414- The Fast Money Patient Reactivation Training is now LIVE!

11 Nov 2025 · 0 min
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11 Nov 2025 · 0 min

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This is a podcast episode (host: Dr. Jeff Langmaid) announcing the Fast Money Patient Reactivation training, a short course aimed at helping chiropractic practices reactivate past patients and capture year-end HSA/FSA revenue. The training comprises four modules (just over one hour total; modules ~15 minutes each, with short videos) plus a bonus on patient welcome/retention, a workbook, and copy-ready email templates. It is being offered free for a limited time (launch offer) and will later be priced at $2,000; early launch uptake included over 200 chiropractors in the first ~72 hours. Key themes: HSA/FSA utilization (speaker states >70% of patients have these benefits), patient reactivation messaging, measurable campaigns (KPIs, open/click rates), and simple daily actions to increase net momentum.

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