Certainly before making any big purchase, you crunch the numbers to analyze how it will make your life easier. If it’s a new car, you’ll calculate how much gas it would consume and the amount of years you anticipate owning it. If you analyze these with purchases in your day to day life, why not also do it to improve your practice?
At Nimblr.ai we believe that easy communication between patients and medical office staff is vital to both parties to obtain best results. Our guest blogger, Lorena Santibañez, tells us about her experiences with reminders and appointments scheduling, as a busy, working Mom.
The messaging revolution also applies to the healthcare industry. Read more to know why.
In your personal time you’ve probably intuited how much easier it can be to communicate with people by messaging and texting than by phone calls. Maybe you’ve noticed a decrease in using the telephone to make plans. Perhaps you don’t bother leaving voicemails anymore, or you don’t check them — if it’s urgent or quick, they’ll just text me, you figure. Calling people might even, in some situations, feel like an imposition on their time or an intrusion on their space.
Are you wondering how to integrate technology into your practice?
Here’s a fun fact: 80 percent of healthcare professionals use smart phones. Most of them use texting as a means to stay connected with their patients, as well as confirm, and cancel appointments.
Providing the best service for your patients is a difficult task, right? Holly can help you with that. Learn how!