EMERGENCY & URGENT CARE
We help Emergency Medicine Groups and Urgent Care Centers scale follow-up care and improve practice performance via AI-assisted patient engagement.
AUTOMATE FOLLOW-UP CARE
REDUCE STAFF BURNOUT
IMPROVE HCAHPS & CGCAHPS
On-Demand Webinars
How a Level 1 Trauma Center Did a 180 Turnaround in Patient Experience
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Dr.Bahareh Aslani, MD
Emergency Physician at Inova Fairfax Hospital
Dr. Bahareh Aslani, MD shares the steps her ED practice took to quickly boost Inova Fairfax Hospital’s HCAHPS and reduce 72-hour returns. She’ll explain how their partnership with HealthTalk A.I. has created new opportunities and positively impacted their patients, providers, and bottom line.
Dr. Paul Tripathi, MD
Emergency Physician & CFO for Virginia Emergency Medicine Associates
Leveraging Health Technology to Adapt to Pandemic Care Needs
Dr. Paul Tripathi, MD explains the processes and technology he has put in place to boost patient volume and to improve ED follow up and patient satisfaction at Inova Fair Oaks Hospital.
Engage Patients.
Measure Experience.
Impact Care at Scale.
Dr. Tanveer Gaibi, MD explains how he leverages HealthTalk A.I. at Inova Fairfax Hospital to measure patient experience, impact patient care, and improve their HCAHPS scores.
Dr. Tanveer Gaibi, MD
Chief of Emergency Medicine at Inova Fairfax Hospital
The existing engagement approach is flawed and leads to patient frustration and staff burnout.
HealthTalk A.I. streamlines patient follow up and facilitates callbacks and customer recovery.
Reduce administrative workflow
Reduce clinician and staff burnout
Reduce patient frustration and 72-hr returns
FREE BROCHURE
To learn more about how HealthTalk A.I. supports Emergency Medicine Groups & Urgent Care Centers, please complete the form below to receive our free product brochure.
ENGAGE PATIENTS, EFFECTIVELY
72% of Americans own a smartphone to text.
98% of text messages are read vs 22% of email messages are opened
19% of people never check their voicemail
209% response rate increase with text messages
75% of patients
would prefer appointment reminders and surveys through texts
