Low Patient Portal Adoption Churn
Definition
Australia's national portal has only 22% registration since 2012, driven by usability issues and privacy fears, impacting lab-patient relationships.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: 2-5% annual revenue churn from lost patient retention (industry avg. AUD 100K+ for mid-size labs); 10-20 hours/week in patient support calls.
- Frequency: Continuous; peaks with result delivery cycles.
- Root Cause: Design/usability problems, privacy concerns, and lack of educational materials for interpreting results.
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Medical labs lose 2-5% revenue from patient churn due to 22% national portal adoption rate. Automation improves UX and engagement.
Affected Stakeholders
Patient Services, Marketing, Customer Support
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Financial Impact
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Methodology & Sources
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Evidence Sources:
Related Business Risks
My Health Record Non-Compliance Penalties
Portal Implementation Resource Drain
Claim Denials from Coding Errors
Proficiency Testing Rework Costs
Delayed Reimbursements from Denied Claims
Revenue Leakage from Unappealed Denials
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