Sandy Coffta

Dental Practice
Why credit card security is important for dental practices
Does your practice accept credit or debit cards? If so, are you aware of the necessary security protocols to protect data? Sandy Coffta of Healthcare Administrative Partners shares some ideas to help your practice stay secure.
December 26, 2018
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