1. Plural of outcall; visits or service calls made by a professional (such as a doctor, technician, or service provider) to a client's location rather than at an office or facility.
Usage: Common in medical, technical support, and service industries.

Examples

• The plumber schedules outcalls for customers who cannot visit the shop.
• Many doctors no longer make outcalls to patients' homes.
• The IT support team handles outcalls for businesses with on-site technical issues.
• Outcalls are more convenient for elderly patients who have mobility problems.
• The service company charges extra fees for outcalls outside the city.
• During the pandemic, healthcare providers increased outcalls to reduce exposure.
• Outcalls require advance scheduling and confirmation from the client.