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How Self-Serve Healthcare Technologies Empower Patients

The Northridge Group

For decades, patients have had limited options for accessing healthcare services, scheduling appointments, or even paying bills. The traditional healthcare journey for a patient looked something like the following scenario. Chatbots are also catching on in the healthcare industry.

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How AI can benefit your customer service in 2022

Nicereply

AI became the go-to word in meeting rooms when teams spoke about innovation since 2020. Recently, AI impact (not only in customer service) has been so high that the global AI market value might reach $267 billion by 2027. Artificial intelligence applications already impact healthcare, telecom industries, and even software development.

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2021 Customer Experience Trends and Tactics

The Petrova Experience

As we begin Q4 of an eventful 2020, it’s time to look out for the 2021 customer experience trends and tactics for creating exceptional experiences in increasingly complex environments. We rounded up Eight 2021 Customer Experience Trends and Tactics to be aware of as we get ready to close out 2020. The consumer is not stupid.

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10 Innovative Ways Companies are Winning with AI Today

TechSee

In the first ten months of 2021, AI startups worldwide raised more than $50 billion across more than 2,000 deals — surpassing 2020 levels by 55%. 80% of US survey respondents indicated that they accelerated their AI adoption over the past two years. There is a good reason for their optimism. Make Sense of Data.

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The State of Automated Customer Service in 2023

Comm100

The State of Automated Customer Service in 2023. In 2022, 59% of companies surveyed agreed that their markets have become more competitive in recent years. As a result, customer service expectations are now sky-high as consumers demand the very best support – and will even switch brands for better service.

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How Can Payers Improve Member Experience and Efficiency at the Same Time?

Uniphore

The adoption of digital healthcare skyrocketed during the pandemic, exposing both persistent issues for payers as well as opportunities. The more healthcare consumers become comfortable with digital channels, the higher their expectations are for the same level of convenience, selection, and service they receive in other areas of their lives.

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Why are you measuring service levels that way?

Stafford Communications

Service levels clearly have relevance for ‘real-time’ exchanges like phone calls or chat sessions. In all cases we see very different standards, self-service options that can make the initial contact, and changing consumer expectations. Other methods, such as text messages or email, are more forgiving.