WhatsApp for clinics and hospitals
Appointment reminders, report-ready alerts, prescription follow-ups and recalls — on the one channel patients already answer. Reports go as attachments, and a patient can reply to a human without ringing the front desk.
What people send
Real messages, not features. Each of these is a template approved once and then sent as often as you like.
Sent the evening before with a way to confirm or reschedule. No-shows are the single most expensive thing in a clinic’s day.
The lab report as a PDF, to the patient, the moment it is signed off — instead of a phone call asking whether it is ready.
A reminder on day three of a course, and a check-in after a procedure.
The annual check, the six-month scale and polish, the vaccination due next month.
Health information is sensitive, and we treat it that way: nothing clinical goes in a template that has to be pre-approved by Meta, patients can opt out of everything except the appointment they booked, and every message is logged. We will tell you which of your intended messages will not get approved before you build a workflow around them.
How it works
Share ours the same day, or we acquire one in your own name, or bring the number you already publish. Four routes, all priced on the pricing page.
We write your templates and put them to Meta. This is the step that catches people out; we have an approved library to start from.
One API key into your existing software, or a spreadsheet import if you would rather. Then a test send, then one group, then everybody.
We will tell you which of it Meta will approve, what it costs at your volume, and how long it takes to switch on — before you commit to anything.
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