S6 EP9 | Mitigating Risk in Your Aesthetic Practice

true to form podcast with audrey neff

Patrick Tighe and Kimberly DeOrsey, Founder & President of CoverWell, join Audrey Neff on True to Form to discuss the driving factors behind launching the medical aesthetic industry’s first pay-per-procedure insurance offering. Tune into this week’s episode to hear a breakdown of how to effectively mitigate risk in your medical spa, adding extra safety nets for both your business and patients, plus how practices can protect themselves against damaging lawsuits related to aesthetic treatment complications.

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True To Form Podcast
Hosted by PatientNow Senior Director of Marketing Strategy and International Speaker, Audrey Neff, True to Form is a podcast between leaders making headway in the aesthetic, anti-aging, and elective medical industries. Learn from the experts to discover the secrets to success and the pitfalls to avoid when it comes to growing all aspects of your aesthetic practice this year and beyond.

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