Patient scheduling can be a complex and time-consuming task. Schedulers working the phones to line up patient visits take an average of eight minutes to nail down each appointment. A full-time worker ...

54% of appointments booked online have been for new patients. Technology-driven culture change at Inspira Health Network was the key ingredient to a growth spurt in outpatient activity at the New ...

Blanchard Valley Health System (BVHS) is making it easier than ever for patients to access care with the launch of online scheduling at its primary care offices. This new feature allows patients to ...

High Patient Adoption Across Age Groups Clearwave Scheduling has demonstrated industry-leading adoption rates across all patient demographics. Lauren Lawson, Director of Marketing at Center for Sports ...

Data shows patients overwhelmingly want self-scheduling options when booking healthcare appointments. It’s convenient and is more in line with today’s consumer experience expectations. Self-scheduling ...

Patient scheduling is one of the most crucial steps in healthcare delivery. Despite significant advances in healthcare technology, accurate and timely scheduling remains challenging, particularly when ...

Long waits, frustrated patients, and overburdened staff—these scenarios plague clinics without efficient scheduling systems. Running a clinic demands more than just good healthcare; managing patient ...

Patient scheduling and appointment optimisation represent critical facets of modern healthcare management, ensuring that both patients and providers benefit from improved operational efficiency and ...

Not-for-profit Catholic health system Providence is spinning off its in-house technology syncing provider availability and patient scheduling, and has already scored several health systems as new ...

Online Video Conference Webinar Call With Team Scheduling is the backbone of a health care organization, yet many practices use scheduling systems that rely heavily on manual, analog operations like ...

Veterans Affairs Department Secretary Eric Shinseki launched a review of the department's information technology programs on March 23, focusing on the $167 million patient scheduling program, which ...