Waitlist

What is a Waitlist?

A waitlist allows Patients to queue for potential appointments when their desired time slots are unavailable. Filling unexpectedly opened slots helps manage Patient flow and maximize appointment bookings.

How Does a Waitlist Benefit both Patients and Providers?

A Waitlist increases the chances of getting an earlier appointment for patients. For providers, it helps minimize gaps in the schedule due to cancellations, ensuring a more efficient use of time and resources.

How are Patients Notified when an Appointment Becomes Available from the Waitlist?

Patients can be notified through email. When a slot opens, the Practitioner may automatically contact the next Patient on the list.

What Happens if a Patient Declines an Offered Appointment from the Waitlist?

If a Patient declines an appointment, the system typically moves to the next person on the Waitlist. The declined Patient can remain on the list for future openings or be removed if they no longer need an appointment.

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What is a Waitlist?

A waitlist allows Patients to queue for potential appointments when their desired time slots are unavailable. Filling unexpectedly opened slots helps manage Patient flow and maximize appointment bookings.

How Does a Waitlist Benefit both Patients and Providers?

A Waitlist increases the chances of getting an earlier appointment for patients. For providers, it helps minimize gaps in the schedule due to cancellations, ensuring a more efficient use of time and resources.

How are Patients Notified when an Appointment Becomes Available from the Waitlist?

Patients can be notified through email. When a slot opens, the Practitioner may automatically contact the next Patient on the list.

What Happens if a Patient Declines an Offered Appointment from the Waitlist?

If a Patient declines an appointment, the system typically moves to the next person on the Waitlist. The declined Patient can remain on the list for future openings or be removed if they no longer need an appointment.

What is a Waitlist?

A waitlist allows Patients to queue for potential appointments when their desired time slots are unavailable. Filling unexpectedly opened slots helps manage Patient flow and maximize appointment bookings.

How Does a Waitlist Benefit both Patients and Providers?

A Waitlist increases the chances of getting an earlier appointment for patients. For providers, it helps minimize gaps in the schedule due to cancellations, ensuring a more efficient use of time and resources.

How are Patients Notified when an Appointment Becomes Available from the Waitlist?

Patients can be notified through email. When a slot opens, the Practitioner may automatically contact the next Patient on the list.

What Happens if a Patient Declines an Offered Appointment from the Waitlist?

If a Patient declines an appointment, the system typically moves to the next person on the Waitlist. The declined Patient can remain on the list for future openings or be removed if they no longer need an appointment.

Web Portal

Web Application Firewalls (WAFs)

Web Application (App)

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