The healthcare sector faces enormous challenges. With a growing demand for care and a predicted shortage of 155,000 workers by 2032, there is an urgent need for solutions that make healthcare more efficient. The Dutch government has allocated 109 billion euros for healthcare next year, a vital step to address these challenges. According to a labor market forecast by Minister Conny Helder, one in four employees in the Netherlands will need to work in healthcare to keep the sector running. This is both unachievable and unaffordable. Therefore, it is essential to find solutions that relieve both the workload and administrative burdens.
Our solutions in KYC (Know Your Customer), Accounts Payable, and Customer Service help healthcare institutions ease their administrative burdens and focus more on what truly matters: patient care.
Identifying patients correctly is a critical process in healthcare. In the current climate, where errors can cost time and lives, healthcare institutions increasingly rely on technology to streamline this process. Our KYC solution automates patient verification and ensures compliance with data protection regulations. This leads to faster, safer access to accurate information, making treatments more efficient.
Processing large volumes of supplier invoices takes valuable time and increases the risk of errors for healthcare institutions. Our digital workers fully automate this process. From invoice entry to handling, our Accounts Payable solution ensures seamless processing and improves cash flow. This gives healthcare organizations more room to direct their resources towards patient care and innovation.
As the demand for healthcare services increases, so does the need for reliable, accessible patient support. Our AI-powered Customer Service provides a solution by being available 24/7 for patients. This system can assist with frequently asked questions, schedule appointments, and handle administrative tasks. It enhances the patient experience and relieves healthcare staff, allowing them to focus on direct care.
AI is becoming increasingly embraced in healthcare. The benefits of AI are becoming clearer: faster and more accurate diagnoses, more efficient care processes, and the ability to detect diseases at an earlier stage. Professor Geert Litjens, a leading AI expert at RadboudUMC, notes in Het Financieele Dagblad: “Combining data offers many possibilities. This allows for faster and more accurate diagnoses.”
By easing administrative burdens with digital workers, healthcare professionals gain the time and resources to focus on innovations that advance care. This results not only in a more efficient healthcare environment but also in a more sustainable future for the sector.
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