Customer Satisfaction

In every industry, repeat business from existing clients is the key to long-lasting success. This is truer in the Healthcare Industry than in practically any other. Your best customers will always be the ones you can count on to be loyal to your company's products and services. To find out how satisfied these clients are with your current efforts, NIH Research can conduct neutral, third-party research on your behalf. From our results you'll be able to see whether you need to cultivate your existing relationships or if you've established a strong base of customers from which you can start expanding your reach to new clients. NIH Researh can even evaluate your “lost customer” list to assess why that opportunity wasn’t maximized and what steps can be taken for future market strategies.

Customer Loyalty

Customer loyalty and customer satisfaction are influenced principally by two factors. The first factor is having their vendor or vendors resolve their “real” problem or problems. The second element of customer satisfaction is more abstract and involves the perception that their vendor or vendors care or listen to them.

Vendors expend much time and vast sales and marketing resources obtaining a customer base which have a collective voice that should be heard. A wise merchant once said “listen to your customers or someone else will”.

NIH Research is an early warning system for vendors by helping them measure levels of satisfaction or dissatisfaction within their customer bases.

Our studies indicate that proactive initiatives targeted at a vendor's customer base accomplish the following:

• Drastically reduces client attrition
• Improves client satisfaction
• Creates a more loyal customer base
• Improves new sales because a higher more diverse customer base is referenceable