Diary booking
Books sight tests, lens checks and dispensing appointments into the diary the moment someone calls.
The two-year recall letter that sits on the side unopened. The sudden flashing in someone's vision they're not sure warrants a call. The contact lens wearer who assumes their sight test covers a lens check too.
The appointment types booked most often, from a routine sight test to an urgent eye problem.
Books sight tests, lens checks and dispensing appointments into the diary the moment someone calls.
Reaches out when a patient's two-year sight test recall is due instead of waiting on a letter.
Recognises a sudden vision problem and offers the soonest slot rather than the standard queue.
Answers questions about OCT scans, contact lens fittings and which opticians are working.
The receptionist takes a sudden vision change seriously and books the soonest appointment; it never comments on what might be causing it. That assessment always happens during the sight test itself.
No, it isn't able to assess that. It will offer you the soonest available appointment, and for anything that sounds like it can't wait, point you straight to emergency eye care.
Not automatically; the receptionist books these as separate appointment types, so just say if you need both.
The two-year recall is tracked automatically and the receptionist can offer you the next available date whenever you call, or reach out when it falls due.
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