Dr. Bernie Sirois Calls New Patient Hierarchy a Great Roadmap for Chiropractors

For chiropractors who want a clearer roadmap to more new patients, this review says it all.

I recently received a 5-star Amazon review from Dr. Bernie Sirois for my book, New Patient Hierarchy: Your Guide to Unlimited New Patients and Financial Freedom, and I am incredibly grateful for his kind words.

Dr. Bernie’s review stood out because he captured one of the main reasons I wrote this book in the first place.

Most chiropractors do not need more random marketing ideas.

They do not need another disconnected tactic, another short-term promotion, or another expensive advertising experiment that may or may not work.

They need a clear marketing roadmap.

They need to understand what to focus on first, what to stop wasting money on, and how to build a chiropractic marketing system that helps them attract more of the right new patients.

That is exactly what New Patient Hierarchy was designed to provide.

Dr. Bernie Sirois’ 5-Star Amazon Review

Here is what Dr. Bernie had to say:

“Tony Seymour has knocked this one out of the park for the chiropractic profession!Whether you are a brand new DC just starting out or a veteran practitioner, the New Patient Hierarchy is a great roadmap to help you streamline all your office promotions in one place.I’ve known Tony for many years and in that time I’ve come to know that he is someone who is no nonsense and results driven.He has taken his vast chiropractic experience and written a complete guide to access and strategize all your chiropractic marketing.This book will not only simplify your office promotions but will also save you a ton of money by not wasting it on things that don’t help you fill your office with your ideal practice members.A++”— Dr. Bernie Sirois

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That review means a great deal to me because it speaks directly to the real problem so many chiropractors face.

It is not that chiropractors are unwilling to market their practices.

Most doctors are already doing something. They may be posting on social media, running ads, asking for reviews, updating their website, sending emails, trying promotions, attending networking events, or experimenting with different patient acquisition strategies.

The problem is that too much of that effort is scattered.

When marketing is scattered, it becomes expensive, frustrating, and inconsistent.

Chiropractic Marketing Needs a System

One of the biggest mistakes chiropractors make is treating marketing like a collection of random activities.

They try a little of this, a little of that, and hope something produces more new patients.

But hope is not a marketing strategy.

A strong chiropractic marketing system needs order. It needs structure. It needs priority. It needs to answer important questions like:

What should I focus on first?

Which marketing strategies create the highest-quality new patients?

Which strategies build trust before a patient ever contacts the office?

Which strategies support long-term growth instead of short-term spikes?

Where am I wasting time, money, or energy?

That is why the hierarchy matters.

The purpose of New Patient Hierarchy is to help chiropractors understand the order of importance in their marketing, so they can stop guessing and start building a more predictable path toward practice growth.

Why Dr. Bernie’s Review Matters

Dr. Bernie mentioned that the book is helpful for both a brand-new DC and a veteran practitioner.

That point is important.

A new chiropractor may need this book because they are trying to build their foundation correctly from the start. They need to know how to position the practice, communicate value, build trust online, attract ideal patients, and avoid wasting limited startup capital on weak marketing.

A veteran chiropractor may need this book because they already have years of experience, patient success stories, clinical knowledge, and community credibility — but may not have that experience organized into a clear marketing system.

In both cases, the challenge is the same.

How do you take everything that makes your practice valuable and communicate it clearly enough that the right people take action?

That is where strategy matters.

A great chiropractic website, strong online reviews, clear patient education, Google visibility, social proof, lead conversion, patient retention, referral systems, and follow-up all work better when they are part of a larger structure.

That is the heart of New Patient Hierarchy.

Stop Wasting Money on Marketing That Does Not Build the Practice

One of the strongest parts of Dr. Bernie’s review was his comment that the book can help chiropractors save money by not wasting it on things that do not help fill the office with ideal practice members.

That is a major issue in chiropractic marketing.

It is very easy to spend money on marketing.

It is much harder to spend money in the right order, on the right strategies, with the right message, aimed at the right audience.

Too often, chiropractors invest in marketing because someone sold them a tactic.

But a tactic without a strategy is usually expensive.

A website without conversion strategy is just an online brochure.

Google Ads without proper positioning can become wasted clicks.

Social media without a clear message can become noise.

Reviews without a reputation strategy may not produce the trust they should.

Patient education without a next step may inform people but fail to move them into action.

New Patient Hierarchy was written to help chiropractors see the bigger picture and understand how each part of their marketing should work together.

A Roadmap for Chiropractors Who Want More Ideal Patients

The goal is not just to get more traffic, more clicks, or more attention.

The goal is to attract more of the right new patients.

That means people who understand the value of chiropractic care, trust the doctor, are ready to take action, and are more likely to follow through with care.

That does not happen by accident.

It happens when your marketing is built around clarity, trust, authority, education, and proper sequencing.

That is why I appreciated Dr. Bernie calling the book a roadmap.

A roadmap helps you see where you are, where you are going, and what path to follow.

For chiropractors who feel overwhelmed by marketing, that kind of clarity can make all the difference.

Thank You, Dr. Bernie

I want to personally thank Dr. Bernie Sirois for taking the time to read New Patient Hierarchy and leave such a thoughtful 5-star review.

The chiropractic profession deserves better marketing, better strategy, and better systems for helping doctors reach more people in their communities.

That is why I wrote this book.

And reviews like Dr. Bernie’s remind me why this message matters.

Ready to Build a Clearer Chiropractic Marketing Roadmap?

If you are a chiropractor who feels like your marketing is scattered, inconsistent, or more expensive than it should be, New Patient Hierarchy was written for you.

The book is designed to help chiropractors understand what to focus on first, how to prioritize their marketing, and how to build a system that supports long-term practice growth.

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FAQs

Q1. What is New Patient Hierarchy about?

New Patient Hierarchy is a chiropractic marketing book by Tony Seymour that gives chiropractors a clear roadmap for attracting more new patients, improving their marketing strategy, and building a more organized system for practice growth.

Q2. Why did Dr. Bernie Sirois recommend the book?

Dr. Bernie Sirois recommended the book because he said it helps chiropractors streamline their office promotions, simplify their marketing, and avoid wasting money on strategies that do not help fill the office with ideal practice members.

Q3. Who should read New Patient Hierarchy?

The book is written for chiropractors at all stages of practice, including brand-new doctors, veteran practitioners, and chiropractic office owners who want a clearer strategy for attracting more ideal new patients.