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HOPE AI voice assistant answers 100% of insurance FAQ calls at Southwest General, saving $4 per call

Payer contract negotiations triggered a surge of insurance inquiries from patients worried about billing, coverage, and network status. Staff struggled to keep responses current, could not cover after-hours calls without adding shifts, and spent significant time on repetitive questions instead of urgent patient needs.

How it works
Common implementation structure
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Stage 1 · Patient calls insurance line
Patients calling the designated insurance line are greeted by HOPE and offered automated help.
Tools used
HOPE
Outcome

HOPE handled 40-60% of inbound insurance inquiries during the project, resolved many calls without a live agent, and generated $4 per call savings projected at full scale, while providing 24/7 patient access and freeing staff for more complex issues.

Results
Volume100%
Cost replaced$4 per call
Source

https://www.notablehealth.com/customer-stories/southwest-general-health-center-hope-ai-voice-assistant

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