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THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE TODAY IS FRAUGHT WITH LONG WAITS, OVERCROWDED CLINICS AND HOSPITALS, AND OUTMODED SYSTEMS FOR COMMUNICATION. BUT INNOVATORS ARE BUSY CREATING A NEW FUTURE FOR THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE.

Apps Galore And Talking AI Systems: Moving Beyond Siri And Alexa

The two biggest consumer engagement platforms we have access to today are, by far, the mobile phone and messaging—and that includes mobile texting. Ninety-seven percent of text messages are opened in under three minutes. Conversational systems are powerful and they’re game-changing.

Greg Johnson

CEO, Lifelink Systems

With more than 80% of adults—and 95% of those between 18 and 29— using text messaging regularly, patients will no longer call a receptionist or wait on hold. Instead, real-time text communication pioneered in other industries will become the norm, creating new levels of flexibility and efficiency. Widespread use of new biometrics and information security, if embraced by healthcare, will reduce clumsy logins and multistep authentication procedures. Conversational AI assistants will simplify and improve information gathering and planning of treatment and follow-ups through advanced natural language processing (in multiple languages).

In emergency departments and clinics inside and outside hospitals, chatbots will integrate with the electronic health records, bed management systems and other sources to tell patients what to expect next—and when. This sort of communication can alleviate anxiety and relieve the stress of being a patient.

  • 88%
    OF HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATIONS

    Actively investing in new technology to improve patient experience

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