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Ending the Voicemail Bottleneck: How Voice AI Is Transforming Patient Access

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By David Dyke
| MedCity News Verified
The healthcare industry has steadily advanced its use of technology, but certain weighted challenges now require more immediate, focused innovation. Paper-based faxing, mail-based billing and voicemail are prime examples — areas where the business case for technology-enabled processes is both clear and compelling. Voicemail has become a significant barrier to patient access with patients actively avoiding it.
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How AI-Powered Voice and Situational Intelligence Improve Patient Access

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By David Dyke
| HIT Consultant Verified
David Dyke is Chief Product Officer at Relatient Consumers continue to expect (and increasingly demand) less friction in their provider interactions and greater access to healthcare. The adoption of AI and automation is a powerful accelerator in transforming organizations to deliver consumer-driven access, which maximizes scarce organizational resources. Scheduling and managing appointments sit at the heart of this shift.
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Making AI Count: 3 Ways Healthcare Leaders Can Drive Real ROI

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By David Dyke
| MedCity News Verified
The healthcare C-suite faces a dilemma: technology investments, especially in AI, continue to grow, but returns from past implementations remain elusive. Many providers are being asked to rationalize their incremental technology spend, while still struggling to realize value from their existing technology stacks. For example, 71% of hospital executives said expenses have not decreased despite implementing digital tools, according to a 2024 survey by Atomik Research.
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