For multi-chair dental & clinic groups
Specialists you recruit for one job each — chasing recalls, following up after procedures, answering the phone at 10pm. They run inside guardrails you set, and we'll tell you plainly which ones we can prove are worth it.
On a clinic booking 220 appointments a month, the recall & reminder agent alone comes to about ₹17,000 against ₹12,000 paid — using the conservative end of the published trial evidence. It's a projection, not a result, and it's the only agent we'll put a rupee figure on. Your figures will give a different answer, which is what the calculator is for.
Most of this industry quotes numbers with nothing behind them. We went looking for the evidence and this is what we actually found — including where we found nothing.
Mobile reminders lifted attendance from 67.8% to 78.6% across 7 randomised trials and 5,841 patients. Systematic recall adds 8 points more.
RANDOMISED TRIALSStructured 24 and 72-hour follow-up surfaced complications in 15.7% of extraction patients versus 30.7% under usual care — found sooner, not fewer.
RCT · n=638Everyone quotes "35–40% of clinic calls go unanswered". We couldn't find a single study behind it, so we don't use it — we measure yours instead.
NO DATA — WE MEASURE ITThe moment an assistant does more than talk — messages a patient, spends money, touches records — the only question that matters is whether you can trust it without watching. That's the part we built.
Managed — the agents you hire, in your channels, with the guardrails above. Starts with a paid 30-day pilot at ₹25,000, which exists for one reason: to replace every projection on these pages with your clinic's real figures. You decide afterwards.