Can phone & fax-based scheduling do this?
- Reduce the volume of illegible, incomplete or missing faxes?
- Never have a busy signal?
- Let MD offices view their case schedule whenever they want?
- Decrease the amount staff time required for case scheduling?
- Increase awareness of released and open block time?
- Reduce late arriving patients and MDs?
- Decrease case cancellations and delays?
- Increases efficiency for your MD offices?
- Document patient rights notification compliance?
- Increase order and efficiency in the ASC back office?
Not to mention all the return calls that you don’t have to make back to the physician office.
MD offices can use SCOR™ to search and find appropriate schedule openings at virtually anytime, even when the facility is closed. The offices get online confirmation and SCOR™ scheduled cases are confirmed at a rate of over 99%.
This means the ASC doesn’t have to send out a next day schedule, and that scheduling mistakes are identified before they become a problem.
SCOR™ can increase the capacity of an ASC scheduler by well over 50%. It can also provide significant time management benefits for the MD office schedulers.
SCOR™ makes these openings available for scheduling as soon as they are released from within your local scheduling system.
MD offices can print custom turn-by-turn driving directions for patients with a single click. They also have anytime access to view and print their physician’s current case schedule.
SCOR’s rules-based scheduling reduces scheduling mistakes, incomplete communications and resource conflicts.
They no longer have to deal with busy signals; being put on hold; wondering if a fax went through or waiting for return calls to schedule cases or get confirmation for the cases they’ve scheduled.
If your physician offices distribute Rights & Responsibility documents to patients, SCOR™ can track for which patients this has been completed.
Case scheduling moves from unregulated chaos to the manageability, predictability and structure of SCOR’s rules-based scheduling process.
