Yesterday, 09:28 AM
I promise I didn't intend to flood the zone with operator console content, but it just so happens PerfectServe is working on a couple events highlighting this space! We're hosting a webinar next week (May 28) to dive into some proprietary survey data focused on the current state of healthcare contact centers. You can register here.
A sneak peek at some of the data:
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A lot of healthcare operator environments look fine on paper. Calls are getting answered. Teams are keeping things moving. And from a distance, it can look like the operation is holding up.
But that’s often where the real problem starts, because “answered quickly” is not the same as “handled well.” A call can be picked up fast and still turn into a long hold, another transfer, another system switch, another attempt to find the right person — and another frustrating experience for the patient or referring provider on the other end.
PerfectServe surveyed 100+ healthcare IT and operations leaders about the state of hospital operator environments, from switchboards and transfer workflows to the broader call management technology stack behind them. The data is clear: many organizations are measuring the wrong things, operating with more fragmented stacks than they realize, and asking operators to work around systems that were never built for the complexity they handle today.
This live session brings together contact center consultants and a product specialist who works inside these environments every day to unpack what the data means and what health systems can do about it.
What You’ll Take Away
Every topic in this session is tied to a decision you may need to make or a conversation you may need to have internally.
Who Should Attend?
Built for IT and operations leaders responsible for how care teams connect, communicate, and coordinate inside the health system.
A sneak peek at some of the data:
- 84% of respondents said tech gaps affect their ability to hire and keep operators
- 46% cite integration complexity as the #1 barrier to adopting new technology
- 87% rate themselves as beginning or intermediate in AI maturity
- Only 40% have EHR integration — despite averaging 5+ tools in their stack
More Details
A lot of healthcare operator environments look fine on paper. Calls are getting answered. Teams are keeping things moving. And from a distance, it can look like the operation is holding up.
But that’s often where the real problem starts, because “answered quickly” is not the same as “handled well.” A call can be picked up fast and still turn into a long hold, another transfer, another system switch, another attempt to find the right person — and another frustrating experience for the patient or referring provider on the other end.
PerfectServe surveyed 100+ healthcare IT and operations leaders about the state of hospital operator environments, from switchboards and transfer workflows to the broader call management technology stack behind them. The data is clear: many organizations are measuring the wrong things, operating with more fragmented stacks than they realize, and asking operators to work around systems that were never built for the complexity they handle today.
This live session brings together contact center consultants and a product specialist who works inside these environments every day to unpack what the data means and what health systems can do about it.
What You’ll Take Away
Every topic in this session is tied to a decision you may need to make or a conversation you may need to have internally.
- Benchmark data to see how your operator environment compares to peers across the industry.
- A clearer picture on UCaaS vs. CCaaS — and where switchboard technology fits in.
- Real talk on AI, tech adoption, and where hospital operator environments are heading in the next 12–18 months.
- Walk away with a framework for taking this data back to your leadership team, along with the language to build the internal case for change.
Who Should Attend?
Built for IT and operations leaders responsible for how care teams connect, communicate, and coordinate inside the health system.
- Patient Access & Transfer Center Leaders – You’ll recognize the performance gaps the data describes and leave with language to build the internal case for change.
- IT & Unified Communications Leaders – You’ll get an honest assessment of where integration complexity is stalling progress and what a more consolidated architecture looks like in practice.
- Contact Center Operations Leaders – You’ll see your workforce and workflow challenges reflected in the data and hear directly from peers who have navigated them.