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Distribute BariatricPal Fliers!
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When you visit your surgeon’s office, attend a support group meeting, or go to another weight loss surgery appointment, share BariatricPal.com fliers! Hand them out, post them on a bulletin board, or ask your surgeon, a nurse, another healthcare professional, or the office’s receptionist to make them available in the waiting room and examining rooms. Our fliers are ready to be printed and are here.
Have you benefited from BariatricPal.com in any way? Now you can give back a little and help yourself by helping others!
Over the years, we’ve talked to many bariatric surgeons, their staff, other allied health professionals, and patients. Many aren’t even aware of our BariatricPal.com community – so thousands of weight loss surgery patients aren’t taking advantage of our community. How would you feel if you had to go through your weight loss journey without us?
To help spread the word about BariatricPal.com, we created fliers that can be hung in surgeon and healthcare waiting and exam rooms. They can also be distributed to patients in pre and post surgery packets. The fliers briefly describe our community, and are available in black and white and in color. They are ready to be printed and are below.
Here’s where you come in…Can you please help distribute our fliers? When you visit your surgeon and other healthcare professionals, please consider leaving one (or many) fliers with them and their staff. Please suggest that they post fliers in the waiting room or bulletin board, and supply them to their patients in the pre and post surgery packets.
PatientFlier.pdf
We thank you in advance for your assistance!