Abstract: Methods and systems for automatic phone call tracking and analysis of the content and outcomes of a call are provided. These systems may provide businesses with the ability to track and view analytics of the number and various outcomes of calls, thereby providing up-to-date real-time analysis of the automatically-generated results of client interactions with staff answering the phones. Methods and systems in accordance with the present invention quantitatively and objectively analyze staff performance and marketing return on investment (ROI), and track patient demand across various procedures. This may automatically provide information on the number of calls with various outcomes, e.g., the customer booked an appointment, the customer hung up while on hold, the customer was connected with voicemail, the customer left a message on voicemail, the customer is an existing client, etc. Other automatically-detected aspects of phone call contents are provided.

Abstract: Methods and systems for automatic phone call tracking and analysis of the content and outcomes of a call are provided. These systems may provide businesses with the ability to track and view analytics of the number and various outcomes of calls, thereby providing up-to-date real-time analysis of the automatically-generated results of client interactions with staff answering the phones. Methods and systems in accordance with the present invention quantitatively and objectively analyze staff performance and marketing return on investment (ROI), and track patient demand across various procedures. This may automatically provide information on the number of calls with various outcomes, e.g., the customer booked an appointment, the customer hung up while on hold, the customer was connected with voicemail, the customer left a message on voicemail, the customer is an existing client, etc. Other automatically-detected aspects of phone call contents are provided.

Abstract: A method of patient and medical practitioner analysis of which a patient obtains a vanity phone number to a medical practitioner from a website. The phone calls are digitally recorded and saved in a database for a computer software to communicate with the database and securely download the saved patient documentation. A secure website interface accessible with internet capable devices then provides medical practitioners with the saved patient documentation such as: digital sound files, phone call logistics, and web logistic. Medical practitioners may then assign additional information to the secure website interface about patient attributes and conditions.