A medical practice finds that during busy periods it cannot keep up with checking-in patients. Which of the following is the most cost-effective option?
A. Hire a part-time worker to help with check-ins.
B. Decrease the number of patient appointments per day.
C. Crosstrain other workers on check-in procedures
D. During busy periods, ask if any patients are willing to reschedule.
Answer: C
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