“The industry is trying to build the discipline of advising patients and being more proactive in telling them what they need, who they should see and what their options are,” said Argos. “It’s more bidirectional in engagement — being more focused on proactive and preventive care.”
Improving employee occupancy
Additionally, the platform’s workforce engagement management capabilities have helped enhance visibility and real-time intelligence on workforce skills and proficiencies. This has led to a more balanced distribution of calls across the workforce, aligning call center demand with the required workforce.
For Maxicare, this balanced distribution has empowered their agents to exceed expectations. Within the first month of implementation, the number of calls handled by agents increased by 14.34% — growing to 50.76% in the second month.
Supporting future omnichannel ambitions
Ultimately, Maxicare envisions a single omnichannel platform that links all patient interactions across various channels, streamlining customer data — and culminating in proactive, contextual and personalized healthcare services for its customers. While data security and governance are paramount concerns, Maxicare is confident that its new cloud-based platform integration will address these challenges.
“Genesys plays a role in helping us reach these new KPIs because, eventually, as the journey moves from an initial call to chat to email, we’ll have visibility of all of it,” said Argos.