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There is a way to convert more prospects
into higher paying bonded residents
Proven methods are available for your aged care facility to
maximise the number of residents who pay higher
accommodation bonds. |
With our help, aged care facilities around Australia have
achieved:
- Higher conversion of prospects into bond
paying residents.
- Maximum accommodation bond levels
appropriate for location and services.
- Improved staff training and competencies;
our consultants work with your team to
increase their skills and confidence when
dealing with prospective clients.
- In-house customised training designed and
delivered for your business covering telephone
sales, accommodation bonds, entry fees,
exemption criteria and maximum funding
opportunities.
Linda and her team work with your staff and Boards to:
- accurately calculate accommodation bonds and entry
fees
- analyse ongoing daily care fees, income tested fees
and accommodation charges
- understand and apply exemption criteria and
regulations governing resident applications
- maximise the potential to achieve higher bonds
- convey the feature and benefits of your facility to
prospective residents and their families
- confidently discuss the financial aspects of the
residential admissions process
- document and analyse lead generation
- develop and implement lead generation activities
- establish conversion targets and financial budgets
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Principal consultant Linda Murray (nee Healy) Linda is BMG’s
principal consultant, a qualified financial planner,
certified trainer and assessor and has been an aged care
specialist for over a decade. She started her aged care
career as the co-founder of the well regarded financial
planning practise Aged Care Financial Services, leaving
recently to pursue her new passion - assisting aged care
providers to improve their business success.
Drawing on her unique mix of experience with consumers,
regulatory authorities and providers, Linda has in recent
years expanded her professional interest across funding
options and the sales aspects of aged care.
Linda has designed and delivered over three hundred training
sessions and public seminars during her career; firmly
believing that well trained confident staff are vital to the
financial well-being of any aged care business; and that
well resourced facilities ultimately benefit residents and
their families. |
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