Guest guest Posted June 17, 2006 Report Share Posted June 17, 2006 This topic was brough up in the past...ie using a receptionist service.Saw this commercial on the TV just a minute ago.http://www.intelligentoffice.com/remote_receptionist/index.shtml The Remote Receptionist™ We don't just answer calls—we represent your company. The difference? Professionalism. Attention to detail. With The Remote Receptionist, all of your callers will feel like they're your most important client. Your client's won't believe that your receptionist isn't physically in the office with you, and you'll love the amazing flexibility-we can announce calls to your desk, your cell phone, your home, your hotel or any other number you've left with us. Each member of your company can update us on their whereabouts throughout the day, choosing to stay in touch as much or as little as they want. The Remote Receptionist means having a first-class receptionist wherever your business takes you. And your clients will need just one contact number for you, making it easier than ever for them to do business with you. I don't have any financial relationship with them, just thought it was appropos to recent discussions. Cheers Locke, MDBasalt, COUniversity of Kansas Medical School 1991Eau (WI) Family Medicine Residency 19945 Years in Air Force -- [Laughlin AFB (Del Rio, TX) // Spangdahlem AB, Germany]Alpine Medical Group -- Private Group Practice since 1999http://www.alpinemedical.mdJob Share w/ WifeAMG went independent from hospital MSO 10/04AMG made downpayment on Centricity EMR 12/04AMG went "live" with Centricity EMR 15 April 2005 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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