Varolii debuts two new comm tools

Jeff Byers | | Health Exec | Precision Medicine
Varolii has released two products to help healthcare organizations reach and engage patients in their healthcare.

Both Varolii Enrollment and Varolii Progressive Engagement come equipped with pre-built automated, configurable  messages. Varolii Enrollment helps recruit patients through two interactive, automated conversations:

  • Engage informs patients with information to help lead to a healthier lifestyle and potentially reduce disease risk, and Enrolloffers patients the option to sign up for a healthcare management or support program, according to the Seattle-based company.  
    • Varolii Progressive Engagement is designed to help disease management and enroll and engage patients. Its Monitor function checks with patients to monitor a health condition or any medication or other side effects.The Reminder feature reminds patients about upcoming appointments and offers options to reschedule, if needed.Re-engage provides proactive outreach to patients if they are enrolled in a program but have not taken any action.

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