Clinic no-shows
We believe practice managers at small physio clinics, who ring tomorrow's list by hand, lose their first hour to no-shows when patients book weeks ahead, because reminders reach the wrong number.
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We believe practice managers at small physio clinics, who ring tomorrow's list by hand, lose their first hour to no-shows when patients book weeks ahead, because reminders reach the wrong number.
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