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5 Steps to Handling an Unhappy Caller

Listen

Listen

We can usually determine an Unhappy Caller Within the first few second of a call. When you encounter an Unhappy Caller, it´s important to Listen the caller before trying to defuse the situation, sometimes the caller just want to vent his frustration and, after he is given the chance to express displeasure, he will allow you to solve the issue with no further anger.

Unhappy callers tend to go on tangents

TAKING NOTES

Keeping notes will help you to find an answr to the problem more efficiently

While the Caller is speaking, it may be helpful to write down the key point of his problem

Taking Notes

It will also allow you to maintain your focus

Follow Chapcare policies for handling difficult patients

When a caller is

threatening you

When a Caller Threatens you

If the policy allows it, dissconect the call when they cross the line

Remain Calm

Remain Calm

It is important to remain calm during a difficult call to prevent the situation from escalating

Focus on using an even tone while speaking, using an agitated or anfry tone will infuriate the caller even more

Remember the Caller is not angry at you. It´s the situation that is making the patient angry

Having a little empathy can go a long way

Put Yourself in their shoes, How wuold you fell if this happened to you?

Take a few deep breaths to calm your nerves while the caller is talking

Repeat information

When the Unhappy caller has finished talking, it is important to make them fell as if you are on their side

Apologize about the problem, convey empathy and then sumarize their main points

it will not only make the caller feel that you are actually listening, it will also give him a few moments to calm down

Many of us are used to pu a caller on hold , blelieving that the hold time will aloow them to calm down, Actually, the opposite is true. The Hold Time will add to the caller frustration, escalating the situation

Avoid the Use of Hold

Some callers believe that Hold time are used to talk rudely without being heard

Others believe that they are put on Hold so we don´t have to deal with the problem

While on Hold, the caller´s imagination will have plenty of time to think up negative reasons for why they are on Hold

Instead of using Hold while you research the problem, talk to the Patient, let them know you are trying to Help and what you are doing about it

Talking to an Unhappy caller will help to calm them, as they fell you care enough to guide them trough the process

Once you have a solution to the problem, it is time to take action

Make the Caller Happy

Give them options, don´t tell the caller you can´t help them, focus on what you can actually do

Go the Extra Mile, Before ending the call, sincerely ask if there is anything else you can help with

Make the Caller Smile, Compliment the Caller For being a Chapcare Patient, if you can put a smile on their face, you have Done Agreat Job

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