Make great first impression with patient welcome kit

The New Patient Welcome Kit™, from Hycomb Communications, is a valuable marketing tool designed to convert first-time callers and prospects into loyal patients. The kit is a useful tool in creating a caring, positive first impression for dental practices. It contains a sample practice brochure, which can be personalized with a dentist`s own photo, logo or artwork on the cover. Also provided are tips on how to use the practice brochure to create an effective first impression on prospective

May 1st, 1996

The New Patient Welcome Kit™, from Hycomb Communications, is a valuable marketing tool designed to convert first-time callers and prospects into loyal patients. The kit is a useful tool in creating a caring, positive first impression for dental practices. It contains a sample practice brochure, which can be personalized with a dentist`s own photo, logo or artwork on the cover. Also provided are tips on how to use the practice brochure to create an effective first impression on prospective new patients.

For additional information or to obtain a New Patient Welcome Kit™ or a sample welcome kit, call 800-523-6961 or circle the number below.

HYCOMB COMMUNICATIONS

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