Case Study: Confidential Client
Urgent Care Centers found a rapid treatment for their
asset utilization concerns


Northeast U.S.-based urgent care centers focused on ramping up for seasonal increases in traffic due to flu season.
SOLUTIONS:
- Service Cloud
- Marketing Cloud
GO LIVE DATE: May 2019
Challenge

As a regional urgent care provider in one of the country’s largest population centers, our client was looking to plan and manage asset utilization to address that:
- 1. Procurement controls were non-existent resulting in poor vendor management and contracting performance
- 2. SG&A functions had too many roles and layers
- 3. Productivity and labor management were inconsistent and non-standardized across the organization
- 4. Operations were not structured in a way that would scale
- 5. Back office functions were located in high-cost areas
- 6. The organization was significantly overstaffed due to cultural expectations of only hiring full-time employees
- 7. No significant patient acquisition strategy or roadmap to drive new patients to existing or new centers
- 8. Inconsistent sales process related to occupational health services
- 9. Lack of referral network expansion process to drive existing patients to ancillary services
Solution

Thanks to VALiNTRY360’s successful implementation of Salesforce’s Service Cloud and Marketing Cloud, the customer was able to:
- 1. Create and standardize an operating model for each urgent care facility to manage patient intake and record management
- 2. Leverage Service Cloud and queue-based routing to manage after-hour calls to the contact center and to route calls to either a nurse or physician-on-call
- 3. Create tools and processes with Service Cloud to support the sales organization for network expansion
- 4. Deploy marketing automation on Marketing Cloud to drive awareness to new patients in areas outside of current network
Results

25% reduction in manual processes leading to significant span of control cost improvements
PLUS:
- 1. Average weekly revenue increased 14%
- 2. Increased daily average foot traffic by 20% across existing facilities