How Schweiger Dermatology Manages 15K+ Patient Conversations a Week
For many growing practices, communication inefficiencies are a major source of unhappy patients and burned-out staff members. Between overwhelming call volume, phone tag, dead dials, voicemails, and callbacks, there is no time to focus on improving patient care. Thatโs why your practice needs a communication strategy that streamlines both inbound and outbound communication so patients can seamlessly stay in touch with you.ย
In this webinar, Paige Leeman, Account Manager at Klara, Geneil Neil, Operations Director at KMยฒ Solutions, and Laura Fink, CMO at Schweiger Dermatology Group discuss how Schweiger Dermatology structures its call center to automate the practiceโs more than 15,000 patient conversations per week across its 70+ locations.
What youโll learn
- Top communication challenges in todayโs healthcare landscape
- Ways to improve both internal and external communication
- How to structure a call center for inbound and outbound communication
- Other ways to boost your call center efficiency with communication technology
Canโt attend live? Register anyway! Weโll send out the recording and other resources to all registrants after the webinar.
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