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DPR Friday: The Best of the Paperless Series
As the Efficiency of Going Paperless Series comes to a close, we wanted to place an emphasis on the final installment, which provides what is undoubtedly the most essential information needed when making a digital technology investment decision - and that information, of course, is how much money a dentist can save over time.
As the Efficiency of Going Paperless Series comes to a close, we wanted to place an emphasis on the final installment, which provides what is undoubtedly the most essential information needed when making a digital technology investment decision - and that information, of course, is how much money a dentist can save over time.
J. Haden Werhan, CPA/PFS, breaks down applicable scenarios to illustrate, in numbers, the possible cost-savings a dentist will see with a digital investment over the course of a practice's lifespan.
Werhan concludes his analysis: "For my money, the benefits of a paperless office outweigh the cost in current and future dollars. Perhaps even more important, they weigh heavily in favor of a valuable intangible that money alone can’t buy: improved quality of life for the doctor, staff and patients."
You can watch the complete Paperless Video Series to learn about a variety of entry points that a traditional dental practice can use as a means for going digital.
Now Playing: DPR Friday - November 16, 2012
