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On demand, not on hold — new research revealed the top hurdles that send patients running to a new doctor.

According to a survey of 2,000 Americans who’ve been to the doctor within the last year, sitting in the waiting room for more than 30 minutes (52%), inability to speak with a human being (48%) and difficulty scheduling an appointment (41%) are the top three instant doctor’s office “turn-offs.”

First impressions matter too, as it takes just 20 minutes into an appointment for the average patient to decide whether or not they’ll come back to that doctor.

(Talker Research) By Talker

On average, survey respondents reported they typically wait on hold for eight and a half minutes when calling a doctor’s office to schedule an appointm

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