Support patient recall and reactivation workflows
Practices may use approved outreach to remind eligible existing patients about services or follow-up identified by the practice. Revyn can help structure the workflow, but eligibility, clinical appropriateness, contact permission, response, scheduling, and attendance remain practice- and patient-dependent.
What is patient recall and reactivation?
It is a practice-directed process for contacting eligible existing or inactive patients about approved reminders, follow-up, or re-engagement. Scope should define the audience source, clinical and operational approval, channel, consent basis, content, frequency, opt-out, escalation, scheduling path, and measurement.
What must be reviewed before patient outreach?
The practice and qualified advisors should review HIPAA, consent, telecommunications, email, state, professional, payer, and organizational requirements that apply to the proposed message and channel. Revyn does not presume that a record, phone number, or email address may be used for outreach.
Patient Recall & Reactivation — frequently asked questions
Where can patient contact information come from?
The practice must identify and approve the source, purpose, eligibility rule, consent or other permission, suppression lists, contact preferences, and permitted use. No purchased or third-party list should be assumed to be appropriate.
How are frequency and patient preferences handled?
The proposed workflow should document cadence, quiet hours where applicable, preference and opt-out handling, escalation, and message approval. Patient response and sentiment vary and cannot be guaranteed.
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