If you are a geriatric care manager serving concierge clients ,do you have to defer to all their needs and be subservient?  Let’s look at the Concierge Physician.
If you are a concierge physician, do you change their practice of medicine?  Quite simply no.

They do not tell the concierge client- what they want to hear. They do not prescribe drugs that the concierge patient wants instead of needs. They do not submit to the VIP syndrome shown by physicians in Joan Rivers, Prince or Michael Jackson’s deaths.They continue to practice as doctors with the same skills, ethics, and tools they have with any patient.

What do they change? The change the way they deliver their medical practice.  They offer personalized care and enhanced service. They take calls swiftly and they make house calls. They resuscitate the patient doctor relationship.

They change their billing model.  They do not bill Medicare or insurance and they do bill the client personally.

They change their client target market. They do not target everyone that needs their skills.  They target a demographic they can pay them privately, the upper 10%, Bob O’Toole Points out in his excellent chapter- Private Revenue Sources for the Fee-Based Care Manager- Need Vs Demand in the Elder Care Market- in The Handbook of Geriatric Care Management- 4th edition

They still practice with the same boundaries, tools, and ethics. They do not let patients set the rules, defer to their defer to their demands.

They practice medicine as they were trained.

As a GCM with a concierge practice, you practice with the same skills, knowledge base and ethics you were trained to deliver.

What you must do though is target clients  in the upper 10% who can pay your hourly fees and home care (As concierge physicians do ), increase the personalized delivery of your GCM business, insuring care is delivered seamlessly by care providers who can meet the high standards of a concierge client under the direction of your care plan.

But you must market differently. You present a marketing pitch to third parties who can refer their clients to you. Part of that pitch is you serve the same demographic and will deliver gold standard service with boundaries to their clients. The other part of your marketing  presentation to those third parties is  telling them what benefits you will bring  to the third party themselves. For example for concierge physicians or elderlaw attorneys who want to refer clients to you- you will send them regular updates, work as a team with them, deal with dysfunctional difficult families issues , to help them deliver better services. 

Learn More

Join me in my new FREE Webinar
Learn to Sell Benefits not Features to Third Parties to Grow Your Care Management Bottom Line

When: MARCH 6, 2019
2PM-3PM PST
Learn

The problems you solve for 3rd parties so they will refer to to you.  

What is a benefit vs a features and how to find benefits for each 3rd party you market to?

What specific problems you solve for wealth managers, elderlaw attorneys and concierge physicians  

What specific problems to solve for upscale Assisted Living, accountants, financial planners, MD’s  

Step by Step how to set up meetings with 3rd parties to make the  sale

• •Sign -Up –

If you target concierge clients do you have to defer to all their needs and be subservient?  Let’s look at the Concierge Physician.
If you are a concierge physician, do you change their practice of medicine?  Quite simply no.

They do not tell the concierge client- what they want to hear. They do not prescribe drugs that the concierge patient wants instead of needs. They do not submit to the VIP syndrome shown by physicians in Joan Rivers, Prince or Michael Jackson’s deaths.They continue to practice as doctors with the same skills, ethics, and tools they have with any patient.

What do they change? The change the way they deliver their medical practice.  They offer personalized care and enhanced service. They take calls swiftly and they make house calls. They resuscitate the patient doctor relationship.

They change their billing model.  They do not bill Medicare or insurance and they do bill the client personally.

They change their client target market. They do not target everyone that needs their skills.  They target a demographic they can pay them privately, the upper 10%, Bob O’Toole Points out in his excellent chapter- Private Revenue Sources for the Fee-Based Care Manager- Need Vs Demand in the Elder Care Market- in The Handbook of Geriatric Care Management- 4th edition

They still practice with the same boundaries, tools, and ethics. They do not let patients set the rules, defer to their defer to their demands.

They practice medicine as they were trained

As a GCM with a concierge practice, you practice with the same skills, knowledge base and ethics you were trained to deliver.

 You just market differently, target clients who can pay your hourly fees (like concierge physicians), increase the personalized delivery of your GCM business, insuring care is delivered seamlessly by care providers who can meet the high standards of a concierge client under the direction of your care plan

Learn more by signing up for my upcoming free webinar August 23, 11 PST.

5 Steps to Sign Up the Profitable GCM Concierge Client “