Do doctors still use pagers? Ben Moore Explains

Are pagers still reliable?

Ben Moore, Chief Product Officer at PerfectServe, explains his take on what doctors say about using them.

With basic pagers, you get 1 alarm sound and a callback number.
Without accurate context or knowledge of what the message is about, it can take up a physician or practitioner's time, especially if it's a non-urgent request.

With PerfectServe, you can route messages accurately based on who is on call. You don't have to play pager tag or carry multiple phones. You can securely use the PerfectServe app on your personal device, mask the number, and customize rings so you know it's a work "page."

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[jordanson]

what happens when you can not get a signal in the hospital basement? radiology, MRI <CT. hospitals are infamous for bad reception. or emergency situations? when the phone system is down ? pagers use radio signals which are more dependable