Montgomery Medical is an emerging Primary Care and Internal Care
practice which is located in the state of New Jersey, USA. They are competitive because their physicians are
all Board Certified.
For 36 years, they have helped patients by providing expert care for their patients. Their goal is to provide
a premium quality of medical care to their patients.
Montgomery Medical usually change their prices, policies and procedures
without informing their patients properly. If there are price changes for check-ups and medicines, their
patients feel shocked because they’re not informed. Not all patients can afford the change in the price of
medicines and check-ups.
The communication between patients and doctors are very poor. The effect is the number of successful
appointments are decreasing instead of increasing. They found out that lack of information is the cause of
decreasing value of successful appointments.
Montgomery Medical realized the flaws in their system. They changed their
old ways and they decided to try Streamline communication technologies.
The Broadcast feature will send SMS and MMS appointment reminders to multiple number of patients. These
messages are customized and personalized thru usage of templates. When Montgomery Medical used this feature,
their successful appointment rates are increased. This is because of SMS and MMS reminders that this
technology is capable of doing.
With Streamline’s PowerMMS, the doctors are now allowed to send multimedia files to their patients. These
pictures and videos are very useful in showing ideas. For example, the doctor can send a video on how to
perform the therapy exercise for a person with arthritis. With this, the doctor can remind the patient about
the proper way to do that therapy exercise.
The integrated platform allows the doctors to have an efficient communication with their patients. This means
that Streamline platform build lasting relationships.
The result: "Streamline has significantly improved the communication between our patients and their
doctors" said by Dr. Mike Smith, MD, of Internal Medicine.
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