One of the many resulting outcomes of the worldwide COVID Pandemic has been online users turning to social media to learn about healthcare. Data released in 2021 from an online patient community called PatientsLikeMe showed that 11% of Americans who were surveyed said that they turn to social media when searching for reliable healthcare information.... read more
Ever wonder why we blog so much here at Dr. Leonardo? Because blogging has many advantages when it comes to our website and these benefits can help your medical website too. We love keeping our customers up-to-date on the latest features and tips at Dr. Leonardo; you can do the same for your patients: Blogs... read more
Social Media has become not only relevant in every industry, but almost necessary. The healthcare industry is no exception. Social media platforms such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, Youtube, etc. are the perfect channels to communicate and engage with patients. These platforms can be used to educate patients on important health information and discoveries as... read more
Social media has increasingly become a key outlet for healthcare providers to communicate and engage with patients as well as promote their health services. Posting frequently and interacting with patients is important since social media reaches thousands of people and therefore can work to expand your patient base. Social media advertising in particular allows providers... read more
An effective Social Media presence on the Internet allows you to communicate timely with current patients while also attracting new ones. Many patients continuously keep themselves informed about their personal health issues, and social media is a great platform to provide them with up-to-date advice on conditions, treatments and procedures as well as changes and... read more
Like the DIY idea of Dr. Leonardo websites, but just don’t want to Do-It-Yourself? We understand! Fussing over website details isn’t for everyone. But we do love building websites with our builder and we’re kind of obsessive about how we do things. Plus, we can build them lickety-split – typically in 
