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The agent calls every patient who was advised a procedure and hasn't booked.
“Why don't patients who were advised a procedure book it?”
The consultation ended with a recommendation and the booking never happened. Clinics record that as a no-show statistic. It is almost never indifference. It is fear, or a family member who was not in the room.
What this looks like
Heard on 41 of 200 patients who never booked
“Doctor told me to get it done. But I'll have to stay admitted for a week, and who will look after the shop?”
translated from Marathi
It is a day procedure. Home the same evening. Back at work in two days.
| What turns up in the conversations | |
|---|---|
| 01 | fear of pain |
| 02 | fear of the result |
| 03 | cost misread |
| 04 | “it will settle on its own” |
| 05 | wants a second opinion |
| 06 | decision-maker absent |
Your report puts a count next to every line. From your own patients, not a benchmark.
You’d be measured on
Booked and kept appointments
Compliance
Recording notice and retention rules for healthcare apply on every call, with DPDP consent, purpose limitation, and erasure on request. The full picture →
A pilot answers this question with your own patients. We call 500 of them. You get one full report in 30 days. Then you decide.