Telesales and Retention Medical Transfer Process
When a customer calls in and discloses that they have a medical
condition or high-risk situation, we must ensure that the proper steps are
taken to assist them.
Identifying Medical Emergencies and High-Risk Situations
Listen to the customer carefully to identify key words or
phrases that determine if these protocols should be implemented. Gather all
pertinent information and related facts. Click here to review
examples of what you should be listening for to determine if a Medical
Emergency or High-Risk Situation exists.
Respect the customers comments and do not ask for any specific
information about their condition or situation.
Procedures
Scenario #1: Medical Emergency or High-Risk Situation Disclosed
and Customer Needs Service
If a customer needs service and a Medical Emergency or High-Risk
Situation is identified:
- Reassure the customer that you will do everything you can to put
them in touch with an associate who can assist them.
- Set proper expectations using the Medical Emergency Script.
- Warm transfer them to Customer Service.
- Advise the Customer Service Agent that the customer needs
service and has disclosed a Medical Emergency or High-Risk Situation to you.
The Customer Service Agent will take over the call and make sure the situation
is managed properly.
Scenario #2: Medical Emergency or High-Risk Situation Disclosed
and Service Request is Already In Progress
If a customer advises that they have already requested service
and then discloses to us that a Medical Emergency or High-Risk Situation exists:
- Reassure the customer that you will do everything you can to put
them in touch with an associate who can assist them.
- Set proper expectations using the Medical Emergency Script.
- Warm transfer them to Customer Service.
- Advise the Customer Service Agent that the customer already has
a service request in process and just disclosed a Medical Emergency or High-Risk
Situation to you, and you need to make sure that the severity of their claim is
set to Medical Emergency so that a Claims Specialist can manage the situation. The
Customer Service Agent will take over the call and make sure that the situation
is managed properly.
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