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“Disease-specific information [provided on Healthy Advice Screens] has been very well received. [It] generates appropriate questions from patients.”
“[Healthy Advice] provides quiet, informative distraction for patients and companions while waiting, and reiterates office policy.”
“I would recommend Healthy Advice to a colleague.”
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"The information provided by the Healthy Advice screen is exactly what my patients are looking for. It is current, up-to-date, and very relative to issues my patients are dealing with. It also helps patients bring up topics with the doctor that they might otherwise be afraid to talk about."
"The Healthy Advice brochures provide a great deal of more in-depth information on topics that are relative to my patients. It helps me provide better information to my patients in a less time-consuming manner."
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"Healthy Advice is great. It is interesting, fact-based and seasonal. It draws the patients in by asking questions or giving multiple choice questions before giving answers."
"It is educational and entertaining at the same time. Unlike television, we don't have to worry that the content will be inappropriate for younger patients. Because there is no sound, it is not intrusive."
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“[The educational content provided by Healthy Advice Screens] is appropriate for our patients. It includes good diagrams of the medical issues being discussed along with patient friendly descriptions/definitions.”
“[The Healthy Advice screen] is a great educational tool while our patients are waiting for their appointments. It also allows us to share information with them about our office policies and procedures.”
“It has been a useful resource for our patients and provides good, basic health information concerning diseases within our practice scope.”
“I would recommend Healthy Advice to a colleague.”
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"Healthy Advice provides a mechanism to provide unbiased health information to our patients while awaiting their visit."
"Healthy Advice screens provides my patients with the information I want them to have."
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