Call Center and Operations Support Sample Clauses

Call Center and Operations Support. 6.1. Provide toll-free access during Call Center hours of operations for Participants to do the following through a Customer Care Representative, including but not limited to:
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Call Center and Operations Support. Provide a dedicated toll-free telephone number. Responds to participant and the County staff questions. Provides multi-lingual support or access to translation representatives. Assists employees with IVR and Web enrollment/access needs Representatives are available 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. PT. Monday through Friday, excluding the following holidays: New Years Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Serves in a participant advocate role to handle inquiries and solve eligibility or claim payment issues with carriers; ability to conference in Carrier to achieve resolution. Ability to warm transfer a participant call to health carriers and vendors. Staffing and continuous evaluation of service levels to the performance agreements set forth in the contract with the County. Provide call tracking system and activity reports. Provide digitized call recording system. Provide case management system with read only system access to all County benefit department employees. Provide access to customer service knowledge base systems for the purposes of review and recommending updates to County benefit information as required on an ongoing basis. Provides the County with weekly updates on customer service activities including the reporting of trends and issues. Forwards communications to participants. Follows up with participants on the return of necessary forms and completion of enrollment activities. Assists participants by taking benefit elections/transactions (annual enrollment, life events, etc). Handles participant data requests. Executes data file loads and transmissions and audits to ensure accuracy. Advises the County of any employee benefit issues and/or problems and provides solution where applicable. Conduct customer service performance surveys and provide results to the County quarterly. Notify the County if there is any interruption of the phones that would prevent calls being routed to our dedicated customer service team.
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Call Center and Operations Support. 1. Provide a dedicated toll-free telephone number. Contractor will assist with number porting if permissible.
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Call Center and Operations Support. 1. Provide a dedicated toll-free telephone number.
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