Kenosha, Wis.-based Comprehensive Orthopaedics launched a YouTube Channel in an attempt to spotlight new orthopedic procedures, The Digital Journal reports.
Here's what you need to know.
1. The practice made the decision to increase access to information for its patients.
2. Representative of the practice Danielle Olson said the decision to start a YouTube channel was easy. She is hoping the increased access to information will allow for patients to make more informed decisions before having an orthopedic procedure.
3. The practice keeps patients updated on its Facebook page. In response, the practice is seeing an increase in its satisfaction rates.
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