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From the first patient message to an attended visit.

Clinics and hospitals rarely lose patients because nobody replied.

A doctor in a white coat takes notes as she listens to a patient across her desk in a bright clinic office with plants.

Can I book with the dermatologist on Thursday evening?

  1. Inquiry
  2. Approved booking
  3. Attended visit

Where requests get lost.

01

Booking requests arrive incomplete

No patient name, no preferred branch or doctor. Reception spends three messages getting what one form would have asked.

02

Patients wait for a reply, then book elsewhere

Messages come in the evening and on weekends, when reception is closed or busy at the desk.

03

The same administrative questions all day

Fees, hours, branch addresses and doctor schedules, answered again and again.

04

Confirmed bookings that never show up

Without reminders and a simple way to reschedule, slots go empty and nobody knows why.

How it runs, to the finish line

Done means the patient attended, not just that a booking was confirmed.

  1. AskThe patient asks about a doctor, branch or service, by button or in their own words.
  2. CollectThe agreed details and a preferred time are collected. Only what is missing is asked for.
  3. ApproveYour staff check availability in your real booking system, then approve or offer another slot.
  4. ConfirmThe patient receives the approved details and a reference, never before approval.
  5. Remind & recordApproved reminders go out, and reception records attended, no-show or cancelled.
  6. Attended visitThe finish line we measure.

Always with a person.

Who it’s for

See where your clinic or hospital loses customers.

The Leak Audit maps every step from the first message to attended visit, and shows the fix working, within 72 hours of meeting you.

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