Diary booking
Books assessments, fittings and retunes into the diary while the caller is still on the phone.
The relative ringing on someone else's behalf, unsure what appointment to even ask for. The hearing aid whistling and needing a retune before it puts someone off wearing it. The aftercare check that quietly falls a year behind schedule.
The appointment types booked most often, from a first assessment through to ongoing aftercare.
Books assessments, fittings and retunes into the diary while the caller is still on the phone.
Reaches out when a patient's annual aftercare check is due instead of it slipping a year.
Follows up a caller who rang about a whistling hearing aid after hours.
Answers questions about what a fitting involves and which audiologists are working.
The receptionist listens to what the caller describes and books the right appointment; it never comments on how serious a hearing change sounds. That assessment happens with the audiologist, not on the phone.
No, it can't assess that over the phone. It books the right kind of appointment, whether that's a retune or a fuller check, and the audiologist takes it from there.
Yes, and it helps to say who the appointment is actually for so the right amount of time is set aside.
It's tracked automatically, so the receptionist can offer the next date whenever you call or reach out when a year's check falls due.
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