Patient Experience | Patient Access | Online Scheduling
Online scheduling and access to digital self-service continue to be top priorities for consumers. In fact, 40% of consumers prefer online scheduling compared to traditional channels. That’s why healthcare organizations have rapidly launched and expanded their online offerings. So, what makes an online scheduling strategy successful? Here’s are three tips to consider and how they can impact digital self-service strategies:
Patient Access | Patient-Provider Matching | Online Scheduling | Digital Access
Consumer preference for accessing care through digital channels is here to stay—with nearly 60% of consumers turning to the internet when searching for new care options. What’s more, consumers are searching for all types of care online, from vaccines to mammograms, not just individual providers.
Patient Access | Online Scheduling | Digital Access
Today’s healthcare consumers prioritize convenience and flexibility in their search for care—and consumer-centered health systems are responding with new access strategies and user-friendly digital engagement tools. However, consumer expectations are ever-evolving, creating an opportunity for nimble health systems to truly innovate to meet changing demands.
