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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attract patients" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to healthcare, marketing, or any situation where the goal is to draw in individuals seeking medical services.
Example: "The clinic implemented a new marketing strategy to attract patients from the surrounding neighborhoods."
Alternatives: "draw in patients" or "bring in patients."
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To attract patients, WebMD's site brimmed with medical information.
The new outpatient center is also driven by competition to attract patients.
To attract patients, many provide special financing schemes, including money-back guarantees.
On occasion, such communities would attract patients who also suffered from delusions, critics pointed out.
Many centers attract patients by offering money-back guarantees, which can be rife with abuse, critics said.
Pfizer argues that Exubera will attract patients who should be taking insulin but have not wanted to inject themselves.
The expanded uses may attract patients now taking the medicine's predecessor, Claritin, before it loses its patent protection.
Hospital executives realize that they need to borrow a page from the hotel industry to attract patients.
With a good "Irish name" like MacDonald, he will find it easy to attract patients.
To attract patients, Calais hospital would like to appear on the NHS "map" to raise awareness of this option among GPs in Kent.
Competition and diversity - There will be a diverse range of health care providers: state, non-profit and private hospitals that will have incentives to attract patients to them.
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