More patients seen. Same reception team.
Handling GP appointments, health checks, repeat prescriptions, flu jabs, cancellations.
Every call ends with the patient already sorted.
- 00:02Caller
Hi, I've just moved to the area and I'd like to see a GP this week.
- 00:09Jessica
Welcome. I can register you now. What's your full name and date of birth?
- 00:16Caller
Tom Walsh, 14th of June 1986.
- 00:19Jessica
Thanks, Tom. You're booked Thursday at 4:20 with Dr Patel, and I've texted you the registration form.
- Date of birth
- 14/06/1986
- Reason
- New to the area, routine GP visit
- Mobile
- 07700 900152
- Prefers
- Late afternoons
- Semble: new patient registered
- Booking: GP appointment Thu 16:20, 15 min
- SMS: registration form sent
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Where do your patients get lost?
The 8am phone queue
Every caller answered at once and booked into the right clinic.
Health checks nobody chased
Patients due a check or a vaccine called and booked.
Cancellations left empty
Freed appointments offered to the waiting list by text.
Lapsed patients drifting away
Patients not seen in a year invited back.
Questions practice managers ask.
Check it yourself: Patient access assessment