Recall reminders
Reaches out when a patient's three- or six-month recall falls due, rather than waiting on a text.
The three-month recall text nobody replied to. The referral from a dentist that never turns into an actual appointment. The patient too embarrassed about how long it's been to pick up the phone themselves.
The visit types booked most often, from a routine recall to a referral for a specific concern.
Reaches out when a patient's three- or six-month recall falls due, rather than waiting on a text.
Books the hygiene visit straight into the diary while the patient is still on the phone.
Follows up anyone who called after hours so a referral doesn't stall waiting for a callback.
Answers questions about which hygienists work which days and how recall intervals are decided.
The receptionist books the visit and notes what's been said; it never looks at, assesses, or comments on a patient's own gums or teeth. That stays with the hygienist, in the chair.
No, it can't assess that over the phone. It takes down what you've said and books you in, and the hygienist makes that judgement when they see you.
If you tell it, it notes the reason against the booking so the hygienist has it ready, but it won't interpret the referral itself.
Yes, that's exactly the kind of recall it's built to chase, rather than leaving it to a text that gets lost.
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