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Your medical clinic receptionist will accomplish more with the cost-efficient support of automated 24/7 medical reception. Billing is handled much faster, new patients are admitted more quickly, and patients’ needs are met even when a live receptionist is not there.
Also, with the high turnaround rate of medical front desk receptionists today, an automated system takes the pressure off while you search for and train an incoming receptionist. It’s just the kind of support your receptionist desk needs, 24/7.
When live staff is not available, most patients would prefer to have their needs met by an automated system that can immediately perform the task at hand. Rather than have to wait to call during office hours, a patient can schedule an appointment over the Web or on the phone with a 24/7 backup receptionist. But, you may ask, what if there is an emergency? Surely, it must be irritating to be unable to reach a live medical staff member. Many virtual receptionists are able to route urgent phone calls to a live staff member. In the case of a dire emergency, the patient can even be connected directly to the doctor.
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Of all the tasks that a medical office front desk receptionist needs to take care of in the day, a large portion of them are handled over the phone. However, the large majority of received phone calls can be handled by an automated 24/7 backup receptionist. A good and efficient system will give office hours, take messages, transfer calls, schedule appointments, and even register new patients!
In the past, all these tasks were assigned to a part time receptionist. However, this service can only be available for a short time during a 24 hour period. Hiring a backup receptionist for evening hours as well, for example, was not cost-effective at all.
