Kyruus News

New Jersey-Based Health System is Leveraging the Kyruus Platform to Better Manage its Network and Connect Consumers to the Right Care

Boston, MA – June 16, 2020 – Kyruus, the leader in provider search and scheduling solutions for health systems, today announced that Inspira Health, a leading non-profit health system serving patients across southern New Jersey, has chosen the company as a partner in its efforts to enhance consumer access and experience. Inspira is utilizing Kyruus’ patient access and provider data management solutions to help consumers more easily find the right care matches and access appointments across its network.

Former Cleveland Clinic CEO Toby Cosgrove, MD Will Deliver Keynote at Event for Health Systems Leaders Focused on Patient Access Transformation

South Carolina’s Largest Health System to Leverage Digital Solutions to Drive Systemness

Florida-Based Health System to Enhance Patient-Provider Matching and Scheduling Across Multiple Access Points

Missouri-Based Integrated Health System Will Use Kyruus Patient Access Solutions to Centralize Call Center Operations and Modernize Its Online Offerings

Boston, MA - Kyruus, a leader in provider search and scheduling solutions for health systems, today announced that CoxHealth, Springfield, Missouri’s only locally owned health system, has selected the company’s patient access platform to support critical patient experience initiatives. The six-hospital system will first build a digital provider directory in KyruusOne™ and then deploy ProviderMatch for Access Centers and ProviderMatch for Consumers to optimize patient-provider matching and improve the overall experience for patients accessing care at the health system.

Leading Provider of Care in Mississippi to Empower Its Call Center Staff with a
Comprehensive Provider Directory and Powerful Provider Search Solution

Boston, MA - Kyruus, a leader in provider search and scheduling solutions for health systems, today announced that the University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC), has selected the company’s ProviderMatch for Access Centers solution to optimize patient access to its network of providers across the state of Mississippi. The only academic medical center in the state, UMMC includes 800-plus providers who deliver care at 170 locations, including the organization’s six hospitals. ProviderMatch for Access Centers will make it easier for call center agents to identify the right provider for patients’ needs, enabling more precise patient-provider matching to support both patient and provider satisfaction.

Academic Medical Center Will Use Kyruus Technology to Streamline Access Center Operations & Optimize Patient-Provider Matching

Boston, MA - Kyruus, a leader in provider search and scheduling solutions for health systems, today announced that USF Health at the University of South Florida in Tampa, FL has selected the company’s solutions to improve access center operations and enable more precise patient-provider matching. Built on the KyruusOne™ provider data management platform, ProviderMatch for Access Centers will help USF Health’s access center operate more efficiently and deliver a better patient experience by replacing manual workflows with technology that enables dynamic provider search and direct scheduling.

Growing Health System to Build Comprehensive Provider Directory and Optimize Patient-Provider Matching

Boston, MA - Kyruus, a leader in provider search and scheduling solutions for health systems, today announced that Jefferson Health, a leading academic health system in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, will implement the company’s provider data management and patient access solutions to help it scale effectively while enhancing service to patients. Jefferson Health will gain a consolidated view of its provider network with the KyruusOne™ platform and enable call center agents to match patients with the right providers using ProviderMatch for Access Centers.

New Survey from Kyruus Shows Majority of Consumers Research Providers Online But Ultimately Schedule by Phone - Underlining the Importance of a Multi-Channel Access Strategy

Boston, MA - Kyruus today announced key findings from a recent survey of 1,000 consumers on how they search for, select, and schedule appointments with healthcare providers. The findings, published in the 2017 Patient Access Journey Report, indicate that the majority of consumers consult the internet in the search for a new provider, yet most still prefer to schedule appointments by phone. In addition, consumers take a wide variety of factors into account when considering potential providers. The results demonstrate that while health systems must enhance their digital presence to provide consumers with the information they seek online, they must do this as part of an integrated, multi-channel patient access strategy.