Why patients never reach a booking
The front desk phone is busy while the receptionist talks to another patient. The call drops, and a person with a toothache will not redial five times: they open the next clinic in the results. Even when a site exists, it often holds only a list of services and a number, with no way to choose a time.
- evening and night enquiries wait for an answer until morning
- the receptionist spends hours on reminder calls instead of talking to patients
- last minute cancellations leave empty slots for the specialists
A page, a bot and a map working together
The clinic page explains what you treat, shows the specialists and services and leads to booking. A landing page starts from $700. The Telegram booking bot shows open times, books the appointment, sends reminders, reschedules and cancels, and notifies the doctor: $250 once and $9.9 a month. The clinic edits doctors and hours itself.
The Google Maps profile closes the third step: categories, hours, services, photos of the rooms and replies to reviews. Setup starts from $500. Only honest reviews are collected, through a QR code at the desk, with no padding.
What we do not do
We write no medical promises and invent no case studies. The clinic sends and approves its own texts about treatment and licences; we take care of structure, speed and an easy booking. You can see what such a page looks like on the dental clinic demo site in Tbilisi: it is demonstration work, not a client result.
How we work without an office in the city
Everything runs remotely over Telegram or WhatsApp: a short brief about doctors, services and the schedule, access to the map profile, a review of the finished work. We name the timeline after the brief. The first month of support is free with a site or a bot, and small edits are done on request.