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Physiotherapy and osteopathyThey feel better, so they stop. The course is left halfway.

An interrupted course is a treatment path that stops when the pain goes rather than when the work is done, and the diary plan puts it back on top with 1000 messages a month included. In the practice, nobody has time to go looking for it by hand.

Which courses have stalledAn interrupted course is a treatment path with sessions left unbooked, and every day it comes back to the top with the reason written beside it, within the ceiling of 1000 monthly messages. No name picked at random.
How the treatment hour is coveredThe hour on the table is when the phone is left uncovered: the 600 minutes of the entry plan cover whoever calls while you are with a patient. Opening hours, availability and the session booked.
When the diary has a gapA free hour is a ready offer for somebody already in treatment, inside the ceiling of 1000 messages a month and before spending anything to look for new patients. The text stays in draft and goes out after a practitioner gives the go-ahead.

Included work

The treatment path that interrupts itself.

In physiotherapy the most profitable work is the work already begun: stalled courses, sessions never booked, patients who would come back if somebody called them. What is needed is something that looks at the records every day, without talking about clinical matters.

01

When you are at the table

The phone assistant is the voice that answers during sessions: 600 minutes included, fee from €199 per month. It gives opening hours, availability and approved general information, and books after confirmation.

02

Which patients come back to the top

The daily check compares sessions planned against sessions booked: stalled courses resurface with the reason beside them, and 1000 messages a month are in the fee, from €390 per month.

03

How the next session gets booked

The next appointment is the thing most often lost, because it lives in somebody’s memory: it becomes a ready-written offer, inside the ceiling of 1000 messages a month, that the patient confirms from their phone.

04

Where the free hours go

A gap in the diary is offered to somebody already in treatment with an open course, with a text ready to approve within the ceiling of 1000 monthly messages. The practice recovers the hour before investing to find a new patient.

05

What the practice publishes

The calendar is 16 posts a month per channel with Presence, €490 per month: exercises, prevention, equipment and the people who work at the practice. Copy and editing included.

06

Where patients look for you

Being found locally means 3 pieces of work: page structure, the intent of somebody looking for a physiotherapist nearby, and readability for AI answer systems. Quoted after an audit of the existing ones.

Method

How it works for physiotherapy and osteopathy, step by step

  1. 01

    What data is needed

    Setup is the collection of the diary, the session history, the contact rules and the subjects that must never be touched, starting with any clinical reference. The tools you use today are enough: there is no need to change software for the 1000 monthly messages of the plan.

  2. 02

    How the trial sounds

    The trial is listening to the phone answers and reading the sample texts, before the practice number goes live on the 600 minutes of the plan. It is corrected until the tone sounds like the person who greets patients at reception: no real patient is involved during the trial.

  3. 03

    What arrives each morning

    The morning priorities are 3 lists: interrupted courses, sessions still to be booked and hours left empty, each with the reason written beside it. The 1000 monthly messages included cover the ordinary recall work of a practice using the records it already has, without buying lists from anyone.

  4. 04

    When a message goes out

    Sending depends on the go-ahead of a practitioner at the practice, and each of the 1000 monthly messages leaves a record: recipient, reason, text, outcome. Anyone who asks not to be contacted again is excluded permanently, without having to repeat the request.

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FAQ

Physiotherapy and osteopathy: the questions we get before we start

How does the system notice that a course has stalled?

An interrupted course is recognised by comparing planned sessions with booked ones. If some are left and there is no future appointment, the patient comes back among the day’s priorities, inside the ceiling of 1000 monthly messages. The check runs every day on the practice’s own records, not on external lists, and the reason for the contact stays written beside each name. Anyone who has completed their course is not flagged.

What can the assistant say about a patient’s pain?

The assistant gives no clinical answers: it answers on opening hours, availability, locations and general information you approved, within the 600 minutes of the entry plan, and books appointments. Judgements about pain, about how the course is going, about exercises to do at home or about whether an examination is needed stay with a practitioner at the practice. The call is passed on according to the rules written at setup.

When is the right moment to get back in touch?

You decide it at setup: after how many days to flag a stalled course, in which time bands to write and when it is better to let it go. The ceiling stays at 1000 messages a month. The system proposes, it does not decide: it prepares the text and queues it, and a practitioner chooses whether and when to send it. In our experience the message works when it recalls an agreed treatment path, not when it looks like an offer.

Which contact rules stay with the practice?

The rules are yours and are written before activation: who to contact, after how long, in what tone and who to exclude for good. Every choice applies across all 1000 messages of the month. The text stays in draft until you approve it, and every send leaves a record of recipient, reason and outcome. Changing a rule takes a request, not a paid reconfiguration.

How much does it cost to start with recalls only?

The diary and recall plan is from €390 per month with 1000 monthly messages included, plus a one-off setup written in the proposal before activation. Phone answering is a separate service, from €199 per month, with 600 minutes a month: 10 hours of conversation, addable later without redoing the configuration you already paid for. Fees exclude VAT.

Who is the controller of patient data?

The data controller is the practice, always: patient data stays yours. We process only the minimum the service requires, and nothing that passes through our systems is reused to train models. Clinical or diagnostic information does not enter the messages, which talk about appointments and treatment paths already agreed. Export and deletion can be requested at any time.

What practice software is needed to start?

Practice software is not a requirement to start: we begin from the diary and the history as you keep them today, even if they are split across 2 different tools. If later you want to connect the systems to each other, that is integration work we quote after seeing it, and it stays optional. Changing software in order to activate a recall service is almost always an expense you can avoid.

What content does a physiotherapy practice publish?

The useful content is what explains the work without giving therapeutic instructions: general prevention exercises, equipment, typical treatment paths, the people who work at the practice, 16 posts a month per channel with Presence, €490 per month. Every piece passes your approval before it goes out. Anything concerning individual cases or clinical results stays outside the editorial calendar.

Next step

Is this the right fit for physiotherapy and osteopathy?

A first assessment clarifies priorities, activities, responsibilities and costs.