YOU HAD ME AT HELLO
THINGS THAT MAKE YOU GO HMMMM?
USE YOUR MANNERS
Please Don't Go
FINAL JEOPARDY
100

SMILE

What do you do when you answer a call?

100

Sounding confident vs over-anxious, bored or aggravated

What is the tone of your voice?

100

Speaking harshly, bluntly or rudely to a customer results in this.

What will make us lose a patient?

100

The rate of $595, which includes the allergy test, the scope and going over treatment options

What is Self Pay?

**Offer this if patient is cancelling due to cost (High Dedutible or OON)

**Take $50 down to keep the patient engaged


100

Phone etiquette is also used on these people other than patients.

What are: 

coworkers/outside clinics

vendors

insurance companies

200

3 Rings

What is the maximum number of rings before you answer a call?

200

Side conversations, loud background noises, cell phone alerts could cause this

What are interuptions during a call?

*Could come across as unprofessional


200

This is what you do before placing a patient on hold. 

What is 'ask permission'?


*Be careful with hold times - 1 minute can feel like an eternity

200

Cost divided up over 6 months with a deposit of 25% or 50% down

What is a payment plan?

300

Introducing yourself as a representative of our clinic should be done at this time

What is "the begining of every call"?

300

Chewing gum, eating or drinking

What are things you should not do while on a call?

300

You do this when speaking clearly and slowly, explanations if needed, or empathizing with a patient when taking a call

What is matching your conversation with the patient on the line?

300

Pushing out the appointment day a

ways out to help accommodate a patient

What how to keep a patient on the schedule when cancelling due to schedule conflict?

400

Using words like:

Absolutely; Certainly; Wonderful; Definitely! 

What are words to use to sound enthusiastic?

400

Responding with "That's a great question!" Or "Let me find the correct answer for you."

What do you say when you don't know the answer to a patient's question?

400

This is what is considered when putting a call through without talking to the next person receiving the call

What is a blind transfer?


*Examples of transferring and receiving - why is this important?

400

In just 3 easy treatments, you can knock out your allergies for good and studies show this to be just as effective as 3 years of allergy shots

What is the ExAct Immunoplasty?


*May be an option for patients not wanting a long term commitment*

500

The interaction that will form either a positive or negative opinion of our practice

 What is a first impression?

500

Thinking through exactly what you plan to say and discuss BEFORE you place a call

 What is pre-call planning?

*Outbound calls but could be used to sharpen your skills when answering questions

500

This is what you say when closing a call with a patient

What is "Thank you for choosing Aspire Allergy!"?

500

This helps to keep up with treatment, follow up appointments and much more, all while earning rewards!

What is the Perx App?

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