What do 95% of hospitals have in common?
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Most hospital websites lack a clear call to action on their landing page and have confusing navigation that frustrates visitors trying to find important information like scheduling an appointment. This leads many people to abandon the site and seek healthcare elsewhere without the hospital ever knowing they were a prospective patient.
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