Artera Call-toText and Abandoned Calls

Artera helps improve patient satisfaction by removing the burden for patients to wait on hold and allows them to engage with your staff using a more flexible form of communication.

Artera is a SaaS digital health leader redefining patient communications. Artera is trusted by 800+ healthcare systems and federal agencies to facilitate approximately 2 billion communications annually, reaching 100+ million patients.

The Artera platform integrates across a healthcare organization’s tech stack, EHRs and third-party vendors to unify, simplify and orchestrate digital communications into the patient’s preferred channel (texting, email, IVR, and webchat), in 109+ languages. The Artera impact: more efficient staff, more profitable organizations and a more harmonious patient experience.

Founded in 2015, Artera is based in Santa Barbara, California and has been named a Deloitte Technology Fast 500 company (2021, 2022, 2023), and ranked on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies for five consecutive years. Artera is a two-time Best in KLAS winner in Patient Outreach. 

Incubated at Providence, one of the nation’s largest health systems, DexCare is a data-driven intelligence company focused on making access to healthcare better for everyone. DexCare’s core offering is a software platform, provided exclusively to health systems, that orchestrates digital demand and health system capacity across all lines of care. 

The platform attracts high-value, commercially-insured consumers by providing a highly discoverable, fully-digitized and unified experience while amplifying health systems’ existing EMR, caregiver and brand investments. The uniqueness of DexCare lies within its intelligent navigation and load balancing across providers, settings, modalities and service lines. DexCare’s data-driven engine allocates, flexes and optimizes resources to best meet both consumer demand and health system business goals. 

DexCare powers the digital engine of leading health systems across the U.S., including Kaiser, Houston Methodist, Mass General Brigham and others. DexCare-powered digital experiences attract 30% more new patients, 85% of whom are commercially insured, capture 8x downstream revenue, generate over 20% per patient encounter in cost savings, and deliver net promoter satisfaction greater than 90%.

Incubated at Providence, one of the nation’s largest health systems, DexCare is a data-driven intelligence company focused on making access to healthcare better for everyone. DexCare is a patient acquisition and operational efficiency platform that integrates all care services (virtual care, same day care, primary care, specialty care) making it simple for consumers to find and schedule appointments, and request on-demand video visits within a single application. The platform also has an Intelligent Optimization engine that can manage provider capacity across same-day modes of care to match consumer demand for services.  

End-to-end online/mobile booking, virutal care and at-home transactional platform that supports an access & convenience business model. The platform is built as a consumer-facing technology that is built on modern technology and designed for a 10x better consumer experience. Because it sits above the EMR application, the platform has an integration & service layer which connects the transactional components of the same-day platform with the EMR providing continuity of care.

DexCare makes care options much more discoverable to consumers anywhere they are online. The platform intelligently guides consumers to the safest and best care options, and then connects the resources, people, and facilities, offered by the health system to patients in a way that automatically allocates those resources when and where they’re most productive. 

It guides patients to care options meeting their criteria and books their in-person or virtual appointments in real time. The capacity optimization also generates significant growth and efficiencies for health systems with results such as: a 40% increase in physician capacity through smarter appointment scheduling; a net 30% increase in new patients, the majority of whom are commercially insured; and a resulting eightfold increase in downstream revenue.