Patients can access the platform via smartphone, tablet or computer, 24/7, to find the most appropriate provider based on their needs and preferences and schedule medical appointments. Less tech-savvy patients can use the Odoro Interactive Voice Response system, a phone service that automatically matches callers to the proper provider and appointment time.
Tampa General selected Odoro’s algorithm-based solution to not only make scheduling and intake processes more efficient, but also enhance patient engagement and “deliver a patient-centric experience,” Jason Swoboda, Tampa General’s associate director of emerging technologies and health innovation, explained in the announcement.
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