FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Valerie Schlitt
Telephone: 856-240-8100
Email: Valerie.Schlitt@vsaprospecting.com
Website: www.VSAProspecting.com
April 29th – Haddon Township, N.J. – Throughout the pandemic, South Jersey-based VSA, Inc. has been seeking out ways to help businesses, employees, and the economy recover. As part of this effort, the company developed a fully-compliant contact tracing program, built on the strengths of their traditional appointment setting and lead generation services.
Now, the lead generation firm is partnering with a multi-state university system to bolster their internal contact tracing program. The system consists of six campuses across three states.
“We’ve always specialized in providing call center services to educational institutions,” remarks Valerie Schlitt, VSA’s owner and founder. “Therefore, this partnership is a natural fit. VSA fully understands how vital it is for students, faculty, and administrators to remain safe and healthy.”
VSA’s contact tracers are a critical supplement to the university’s internal team, who are tasked with following up with any students exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms to ask important health questions, determine close contacts, and guide them through the required procedures for isolation and quarantine. When cases surge, this task can overwhelm the internal resources of even the best-prepared institutions.
VSA’s staff are well-prepared—from management down to individual contact tracers. The company has done a thorough job of building an internal infrastructure for contact tracing, both providing additional training to all employees and implementing all necessary data and patient privacy measures.
VSA has delivered B2B lead generation and appointment setting services for close to two decades. The firm has invested in a high-end technology infrastructure and the cultivation of remotely-managed high-end business development representatives. The company has leveraged its expertise to create the contact tracing line of business.
With national contact tracing initiatives challenged to produce the hoped-for results, the role of partners like VSA—who can provide a needed boost when cases surge—has become all the more valuable.
“We’re honored to be a partner in this project,” says Ms. Schlitt. “Hopefully, this is just the first of many universities whom VSA can help make a full recovery.”
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For more information about VSA, Inc.
www.vsaprospecting.com