Administrative Overview

Read about one administrator who, through partnering with Conceptus, expanded her practice’s reach to patients in her community: Yolanda Hatcher-Raffert, MHA, CPC, at About Women OB/GYN in Woodbridge, VA. Click here to read Yolanda’s story

Your office staff is a critical source for identifying potential patients—they are the first point of contact for your patients. Make sure you educate them on all the services you provide—including the Essure procedure—and watch your practice grow. Your local representative can assist you in staff training.

Staff Meeting

Have an all-hands staff meeting to teach everyone about the Essure procedure. The goal is to communicate your vision of how the Essure procedure will fit into the practice.

Essure Patient Profile

Communicate the Essure patient profile to your entire staff using the Patient Selection and Counseling overview. Download a helpful guide here.

Essure Counselor

It is important to designate a specific staff member as the primary Essure counselor. This way, all other staff members can refer patients and questions to the resident expert. Discuss with the designated Essure counselor how you want questions answered (e.g. How many Essure procedures has the doctor performed?).

View the Essure procedure steps
View the Essure procedure animation
Download a financial worksheet template
Review the Essure procedure flowchart
Login and download the Patient Intake Form, PCP letter templates, and suggested twitters
Learn how to setup links from your website to Essure (requires logging in to MyEssureMD)

Learn More:

• Register to gain access to more tools to help educate your office staff, such as patient intake forms and common patient questions and answers
• Learn more about how to give your patients the tools to make their own decisions
• Learn how to build referral relationships with primary care practitioners in your area
• Learn how to provide the very best care to your patients before and after the Essure procedure