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Healthcare providers like hospitals and medical clinics are under tremendous pressure to enable patients to afford the ever-increasing cost of medical attention. Many healthcare organizations are struggling because they are unable to offer transparency in pricing and quality of services, target specific patient needs, or maximize quality of care while simultaneously minimizing costs.

In the new world of increased competition and consumerism, healthcare providers that are able to define and implement solutions to these challenges are those that will succeed and thrive into the future. This paper examines the strategic role of the contact center in the healthcare industry, and how it can deliver the increased revenues and cost savings that will drive profitability and shareholder value.

The contact center, defined as including all staff who are responsible for interacting with patients or potential patients, medical companies, insurers, and others, will play an increasingly critical role in the ability of healthcare providers to keep up with the increasing demand for healthcare services as well as meeting the transparency requirements for consumerism.

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