Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Texting: The Patient Communication of the Future

To show the survey result presented in a form of infographic below provided by Televox- a technology partner of the leading hospitals and more than 100 health plans, entails that the text messaging plays a vital role for increasing provider-patient engagement.


Adjusting to Consumer Trends

According to the survey, landlines are becoming thing of the past. The percentage of American household using wireless-only is 39%, it means that these people have no longer have access to landlines for the primary purpose of saving money. The wireless penetration percentage now in the U.S. is 102% which denotes that there are more cellphones than the number of people. In addition, older Americans are beginning to see the value of digital communication in their engagement with their providers.


Text Vs Email

The survey discloses that Consumers read 98% of text messages sent to their mobile devices. Out of 50 text messages, 1 goes unread. However, with email, consumers read only 20% of all emails sent to them, which means, 56% chance of consumer response within 1 hour, 89% response within 1 day and 2.5 days chance for those who don’t response within 1 day.





Sunday, August 10, 2014

Trolley Makes My Grocery Shopping Handy and Better


We live in a condo so close to the shopping stores. Everything is very accessible for us and I am so grateful to my husband for choosing such kind of site. While my husband is at work, I often do the grocery shopping together with the kids, and you know lifting loads of grocery stuff from the store to the mall is such a huge task for me. Just imagine the liquid stuff. Actually, supposedly I'll be thankful that we able to buy a food instead of complaining its loads. But with my hands so full (3-4 full grocery bags) and walking beside with me are the kids whining about things, I’m sure you couldn’t imagine the weight in hand in such scenario.



I saw people (mostly Chinese) around our place using a shopping trolley when they do grocery shopping. I saw how easy and convenient they pull and push their stuff, and I got jealous about that. Well, to make the story short, it took a year for me to buy our own shopping trolley. And I had several nights comprehending the pros and the cons when I buy the trolley. But you know, the convenience which the tool gives to the user is truly worth every penny. When it gets broken down, maybe we’ll just think that its usefulness is over and it is about time to buy another piece. Would you agree? 





Friday, August 1, 2014

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