Currently filling schedules for 10+ physio, chiro, RMT & acupuncture clinics across BC
Free — no call, no pitch

A treatment plan for the one patient you keep ignoring: your clinic.

Answer nine questions about your clinic. Within 48 hours, a human (not a robot) sends back a one-page treatment plan for your patient flow — the same first step our paying clients get. Keep it, act on it yourself, or hand it to your current marketer. No obligation either way.

Free — no call required

Every great treatment starts with an intake form. Fill in yours.

Nine questions, three minutes. Within 48 hours, a human sends back a one-page treatment plan for your clinic's patient flow:

  • Where it leaks: the exact points between Google and your Jane calendar where patients drop off.
  • What to fix first: prioritized, whether or not you hire us.
  • What it's worth: the yearly revenue sitting in your open slots, in dollars.

It's the same first step our paying clients get — yours to keep, or to hand to whoever does your marketing now.

New clinic intakeConfidential
Step 1 of 4
Let's start with the basics. The plan gets written for a person, not an inbox.
Where do we send the plan? And where is the clinic — demand is a radius, so the postal code matters.
What does the clinic offer? Check everything — each discipline is its own search market.
Last one — the shape of the schedule. Rough guesses are fine; the assessment finds the real numbers.
Please fill that in first — the plan needs it.
Reviewed by a human. Returned within 48 hours. Never shared.
Why free?

Because the assessment sells itself.

Some clinics read their plan and fix things on their own — great. Some see the size of the leak and want it closed properly — that's where we come in. Either way you leave knowing exactly what your open slots cost per year, in dollars. Worst case, you've spent three minutes.

9

questions. About three minutes of your time.

The intake
48h

until your plan is back in your inbox, written by a human.

Turnaround
1

page. Where it leaks, what to fix first, what it's worth.

The deliverable