Patient Feedback All In One Place
Spend more time with your patients and less on administration. Our automated solution allows you to gain actionable patient insights in real-time to improve care and meet regulatory requirements.
Ambulatory Surgery Survey
- Optimized 35 question survey
- Drill down questions prompted by patient selection of low score
- Surgeon, anesthesiologist, nurse anesthetist, resident, or care team capable
Focus Areas
Staff Reception Wait Times Communication Adequate Time Respectful Decision Prep Ensure Comfort Privacy Respected Ease Anxiety Overall CommentReimbursement Fulfillment
- OAS CAHPS
- Maintenance of Certification
- MIPS Improvement Activities for physicians
- Anesthesia QCDR reporting availalble
Additional Options
Available Survey Modes
- Text-Message
- Interactive Voice Response
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What’s Included: The 360° Solution
The full feedback loop providing insight into the many aspects of your workflow.
Surgical Experience
Quickly understand patient needs and address lasting concerns with SurveyVitals’ surgical experience survey. Actionable insights in real-time to guide your quality improvement efforts.
Patient Reported Outcomes
Designed as a follow-on survey, the Global Surgical Outcomes Survey asks patients to assess areas of their recovery like return to function, pain, and mobility.
OAS CAHPS
Be prepared for upcoming outpatient and ambulatory surgery CAHPS requirements with SurveyVitals’ blended approach using both digital and paper.Group Evaluation
How are you perceived by your hospital and facility partners? Candid feedback as often as you’d like with an easy to administer survey.Practitioner Satisfaction
Gain important insights from your physicians on their quality of life at work.Related Resouces
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Study: Unverified Patient Reviews an Unreliable Guide
Can you trust what people say about doctors online? That’s the question that researchers from the Mayo Clinic set out to answer when they started collecting data from online patient reviews in 2014.
Patient-Reported Surgical Outcomes
Designed as a follow-on to the initial patient experience survey, patients provide feedback on important aspects of recovery.