Clinical Administrators credit SCI capabilities for increasing departmental utilization, productivity and outpatient service satisfaction.
CEOs appreciate the competitive advantages SCI enables by making it easier for physicians and consumers to work with their organization.
CFOs value how SCI accelerates the revenue cycle, tying it directly to patient scheduling and physician ordering processes right from the start.
CIOs welcome a best-of-class Access Management solution that snaps on to their HIS with no impact on scarce technical resources.
As a Patient Access Director, you’re juggling quite a load. It’s up to you to accomplish key hospital goals—efficient physician office communication, smooth scheduling, complete pre-registration, timely patient reminders and service-oriented arrival management. And in today’s difficult economic environment, there’s an increasing need for you to tie these processes directly to the revenue cycle.
In short, it’s on your plate to manage the vital functions that keep consumers, physicians, clinical department heads and top management—happy.
So how do you achieve this tall order? How do you support your Access Management strategy—and keep your sanity? SCI provides the solutions, allowing patient access directors like you to achieve the seemingly impossible—patient access success—right from the start.
Our advanced Access Management solutions help minimize your daily frustrations, like phone tag, no-shows and dropped details. We provide the automation that helps you address key management issues, such as staff turnover and long training schedules. SCI’s web-based software and services address the small things that often consume your workday hours and keep you from pursuing more strategic projects.
With SCI, your patient access workflow runs more smoothly, producing a positive effect on your staff’s productivity, your patient’s satisfaction levels, and your hospital’s financial health.
“SCI Solutions streamlined our entire access process without overlooking anything. But best of all—no more phone tag.”
Patient Access Director, 310-bed private facility in southeastern Virginia