Healthcare reviews are coming back big:
Now more than ever, healthcare systems and physicians need to monitor and respond to reviews.
Over the past few months, we’ve been tracking the return of customer reviews on Google My Business (GMB) listings after Google suspended them from March 20 to April 9. Reviews have been returning at very uneven levels. For example, as of June, Google reviews for auto dealers were at 93% of pre-COVID-19 levels.
But as recently as early June, healthcare was lagging way behind all the other industries we were tracking based on our client work.
Yes, healthcare still lags behind everyone else. But levels are increasing full throttle!
Now, let’s take a look at the numbers we are seeing for one of our clients, one of the largest nonprofit hospital systems in the United States:
I expect those reviews to jump as the entire industry comes back.
We’re continuing to monitor traffic data for all our clients and reporting the results on our blog. Contact us to learn how we can manage your reputation online.
Adam Dorfman
RDC Director, Product Management
The original version of this page was published at: https://reputation.com/resources/blog/reviews-are-coming-back-to-healthcare/
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