PATIENT ADVOCATE (CSR)
The patient advocate role involves delivering exceptional support to patients, assisting with scheduling, general inquiries, an acting as a trusted first point of contact between healthcare providers and their valued patients.
In-bound Call Management
Efficiently handle a high volume of inbound calls from customers and healthcare providers, ensuring each interaction is conducted with the highest level of professionalism and attention to detail. This involves addressing inquiries, resolving issues, and providing accurate information while maintaining a courteous and respectful demeanor.
Appointment and Service Coordination
Provide comprehensive assistance to customers with scheduling doctor’s appointments, coordinating medication replenishments, and navigating health insurance claims. Deliver clear and accurate information to ensure a seamless service experience and facilitate efficient resolution of patient needs. This role enhances overall service delivery by ensuring that all aspects of appointment and service management are handled effectively and with precision.
Customer/Patient Satisfaction Focus
Prioritize customer satisfaction as the central goal of every interaction. Ensure clients feel valued and heard by addressing their concerns promptly and effectively. This commitment involves actively listening, resolving issues with empathy and efficiency, and continuously seeking to enhance the overall client experience.
Results Communication
Effectively relay lab and imaging results to patients, clearly conveying provider feedback and recommendations. This process includes addressing any questions or concerns, as well as coordinating and facilitating any required follow-up appointments or actions.
Referral Management
Facilitate the referral process by promptly sending referrals based on the provider’s recommendations, ensuring that patients receive the necessary specialist care or further diagnostic evaluations. This process includes coordinating with both patients and specialists, confirming appointment details, and following up to ensure a smooth transition of care.
Hospital Discharge and Follow Up
Initiate timely follow-up communications with patients who have been discharged from the hospital to ensure they fully understand their post-discharge care plan, including medication instructions, follow-up appointments, and any at-home care requirements. This process also involves assessing whether patients have access to the necessary resources, such as home healthcare, prescriptions, or additional support services.
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