
United States Army, Wounded Soldiers Hotline ![]()
In the wake of the Walter Reed Crisis, the U.S. Army turned to Angel.com to quickly create a call center to respond to the medical inquiries and concerns of the soldiers and their families.
The Challenge:
When conditions at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center were under review, the U.S. Army made it a priority to address the concerns of wounded and injured soldiers and their families.
In order to more effectively address individual inquiries as they developed, the U.S. Army sought to create and immediately deploy a new toll-free hotline to:
The Solution:
The U.S. Army selected Angel.com’s Virtual Call Center solution to manage the new hotline.
Angel.com was the only provider that enabled the U.S. Army to build and deploy a complete solution in the short timeframe required.
Using Angel.com’s web-based toolkit, Site Builder, the first and only point-and-click voice application creation tool, the “Wounded Soldier and Family Hotline” was up-and-running within three days. A web-based application, Site Builder allows users without any Voice XML coding experience to build, deploy and manage voice applications with the simple click of a mouse and in a fraction of the time required from more traditional solutions.
The Results:
In the first 35 days from the launch of the Wounded Soldier and Family Hotline, more than 1,300 callers dialed in to the new hotline. In addition, the hotline provides soldiers and family members an additional means to resolve medical-related issues, without circumventing the chain of command.
