Symplast's Randy Torban to be Featured at the 2020 Association of Dermatology Administrators & Managers Meeting
Mar 10, 2020
Randy Torban, Senior Practice Analyst for Symplast, will present the educational workshop BEST PRACTICES: KPIs & WORKFLOWS at the 28th Annual ADAM Meeting
PLANTATION, Fla. - March 10, 2020 - PRLog -- Symplast, the #1 mobile EHR/Practice Management software for plastic surgery and medical spas that delivers a HIPAA-secure cloud platform to more than 3,500 aesthetic users across the U.S., will be presenting and exhibiting at the 28th Annual Association of Dermatology Administrators & Managers (ADAM) Meeting in Denver, Colorado March 17-19, 2020. Symplast Senior Practice Analyst Randy Torban will present the educational session BEST PRACTICES: KPIs & WORKFLOWS to ADAM meeting attendees on Saturday, March 18 at 1:30pm. Meeting attendees can also visit Symplast at Booth #14 to learn more about the brand new TEAMS patient communication feature that is being released.
Torban, an industry thought-leader in translating aesthetic data analytics into measurable Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), recently joined Symplast with the objective of leading and growing the new Practice Analysis division within the organization. His educational session will focus on how to understand the data behind every aesthetic business, in particular:
· Workflows and how they relate to the patient journey
· Processes and protocols that every practice can formalize in order to stay efficient
· Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and how the business should be measuring performance trends
"Whenever we talk about things like KPIs or staff protocols, it's very natural for a practice administrator to get a little antsy," said Torban. "Everyone knows the adage of 'garbage in; garbage out', and the way to prevent looking at bad data is to create good processes. What I've found from my time at AtlasKPI was that while every aesthetic business wants to track/manage their patient conversion rate, many struggle to standardize their patient booking process. Whether it's the capturing of patient data or the way the appointment is booked, the metrics are only as strong as the processes in place. It doesn't matter whether it's plastic surgery, dermatology, or even a standalone medical spa – the challenge is consistency. I always like to provide practical guidance that people can execute on, so my session will focus on providing more context about HOW you can do this, rather than simply reviewing the WHAT or the WHY. Breaking down the HOW is critical to whether someone can successfully implement best practices into their business."
In addition to Randy Torban's workshop on Saturday, Symplast will be at Booth #14 in the exhibit hall, showcasing the newly unveiled TEAMS feature that has been added to our complete end-to-end EHR suite. An enhancement to the existing HIPAA Secure Conversation capabilities within Symplast, TEAMS allows a practice to eliminate human error with patient communication while also providing unparalleled parameters of control to the business.
For more information about Randy Torban's educational workshop at the 28th Annual ADAM Meeting, or to learn more about Symplast's new TEAMS feature, please visit symplast.com or contact us at [email protected] today.
About Symplast
Founded by plastic surgeons in 2013, Symplast is the #1 Mobile EHR/Practice Management platform for plastic surgery and medical spas. Delivering a HIPAA secure cloud platform to over 3,500 aesthetic users across the country, Symplast's user-friendly, end-to-end EHR suite delivers a modern ecosystem that includes: virtual consultations and follow ups, practice management, patient engagement, digital intake, marketing CRM, online booking, credit card processing, billing, reports, inventory/POS, multimedia editing and categorization, appointment reminders, ePrescription, HIPAA secure texting, and more.
Symplast is an Alliance Industry Partner with The Aesthetic Society. Symplast is also a Platinum Sponsor for the American Med Spa Association as well as a sponsor for the AmSpa Boot Camps. Please visit www.symplast.com or email [email protected] to learn how Symplast can bring your med spa into the next decade of aesthetics.
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