When an appointment in Tebra, formerly Kareo, is marked No Show, Kickcall calls the patient the next day, asks what happened, and offers a new appointment that fits your schedule.
AI no-show follow-up calls for Tebra are phone calls to patients whose appointment was marked No Show yesterday, or who are due for a retry. Kickcall reaches each patient with care, records why the visit was missed, and books a new appointment in Tebra, formerly Kareo.
How do AI no-show follow-up calls work with Tebra?
The day after a patient misses a visit, they get a friendly call instead of a reprimand. The AI asks if everything is okay and what got in the way, then offers new times with their provider. The appointment they pick is booked in Tebra, and the reason is saved for your practice.
Which Tebra appointments are included?
Appointments marked No Show in Tebra the previous day, for the appointment types, providers and locations your practice approves. Patients who already rebooked or opted out of calls are skipped, and anyone not reached is picked up again on following days until they rebook or hit your attempt limit.
Does this work with Kareo/Tebra?
Yes. Tebra was formed from Kareo and PatientPop, and Kareo practice management accounts are now part of Tebra. Kickcall connects to your Tebra practice management data, so practices that still think of their system as Kareo get the same no-show follow-up workflow without changing anything.
How many times is a patient contacted?
Up to the maximum number of attempts your practice sets, each on a separate day. Outreach stops as soon as the patient rebooks in Tebra or asks not to be called, and the attempt count for every patient is visible on the activity sheet.
Is this the same as no-show recovery or missed appointment recovery?
Yes. No-show follow-up, no-show recovery and missed appointment recovery all describe reaching a patient who missed a visit and getting them back on the schedule. Kickcall does it by phone for Tebra practices, starting the day after an appointment is marked No Show.
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