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He holds the beer UP to her beats headphones lips again. she sips, and Thistime some dribbles down her beats headphones chin. Lester gently wipes her beats headphones chin with his fingertip, then licks the beer off it.
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ANGELA takes a deep breath just before LESTER leans IN tokiss her beats headphones cheek, her beats headphones forehead, her beats headphones eyelids, her beats headphones neck...
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Carolyn drives, her beats headphones face resolute.
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INT. BURNHAM HOUSE - FAMILY ROOM - MOMENTS LATER
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JANEAre you scared
RICKYI don't get scared.
JANEMy parents will try to find me.
RICKYMine won't. And I always figured I'd have to wait until I was twenty-one.(then)We could go further than New York. Chicago, L.A., Europe even.
JANEI've always wanted to go to Spain.
RICKYLet's do it. We're not living for anybody but ourselves. Not any more.
JANE smiles contentedly. RICKY strokes her beats headphones hair.
JANEYou really think we could have a normal life somewhere
RICKYYeah. We're totally free.
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Great post Alan. I don't think there exists a more powerful marketing tool than the word-of-mouth recommendation. I like your idea of broadcasting these reviews on multiple channels, including displays in the waiting area. This brings the recommendations to our patients who are not on the Social Web. I saw that you do all of your marketing through social media. I had wondered how this could be adequate considering not all of our patients are on the Social Web. I suppose this is one of the methods to address that.

I have just joined SightNation and responding very late to this post. However, I want to share the positive experience that we have had with Optos and offer some tips and encouragement. One of the most important starters is to make sure that you have a consistent volume of patients to pay for the machine. If you received poor business advice on this initially, it becomes a very stressful piece of equipment. When we first got the machine, we had one doctor that would not encourage the patients to get the photos. Once we had the support of that doctor, our numbers soared with the help of a consent form that our patients fill out. It is very simple. It explains the importance of evaluating the retina and then gives a side by side comparison of risk vs benefits of Optos and dilation. The patient then signs the consent to either accept or decline the photos. It clearly states the price of the photos and that the insurance does not cover it. If the patient has questions, our front desk answers them. If the patient still waivers, then we just encourage them to talk to the doctor. Would be happy to send you a copy. We have about 75% of our patients consent to the photos. We don't even bother to bill medically. Our machine has had only one service call in 3 years. You might want to really push for them switching out your machine if they won't take it back. Definitely have more training. I personally am not very good at taking photos. On more difficult patients, I have 2 other staff members that are more successful. If the patient is a little wiggly during the photos, one of our doctors numbs their eyes and then does retakes. I also think that some ODs have different comfort levels of what they accept as "adequate" photos. Hope this helps. Good luck! Kindly, Jeanine, Practice Manager at Peepers Optical

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That was hysterical!! Well done!!!

wow Bill - what a story! and so much to learn from it. so many of us would love to hear more about how many VSP patients were willing to come in as self pay or use their medical etc.

We lost VSP on July 1, 2010. Read about our journey on my SightNation blog at:

http://www.sightnation.com/blog/there-life-after-vsp-optometry-practice-...

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Thanks Bill! I don't have a problem linking facebook or twitter applications - it just slows me down as I try to conquer the social media world :)