Eleven never answer
Your front desk calls twice, leaves a voicemail, and moves on. Nobody logs it as a loss.
For practice owners and administrators
Fewer patients. On purpose.
Every agency promises thirty new patients a month. Most of those thirty are not yours — wrong insurance, wrong procedure, wrong side of the state. We would rather send six who book.
- Insurance checked first — eligibility runs before the appointment exists
- Matched to what you treat — not everyone who typed a symptom
- Written to your calendar — the booking lands in your EHR, not a dashboard
Medical, dental, aesthetic and specialty practices.
Free · arrives by email
See who is actually reaching you
A free report on the patient demand in your area and how much of it converts. By email, no call.
What thirty leads actually becomes
Six have the wrong insurance
Found out at the desk, after the appointment was already on the calendar.
Four do not show
The slot stays empty. It was billable an hour ago.
Two wanted something you stopped doing
They were never yours. The lead was still charged to you.
Seven treated out of thirty billed is a normal month, not a bad one. The other twenty-three cost your team a week.
What this has done for other practices
A Miami cardiologist now out-ranks Cleveland Clinic
Patients reached / mo40,000+
Est. new-patient revenue$3.68M
Reaching families inside the 30-day diagnosis window
Patients reached / mo21,138
Est. new-patient revenue$4.2M
An eye clinic became the regional AI-search authority
Patients reached / mo15,000
New patients / mo720
Tely customers, not report recipients. The report is how we find out whether your area has the same room to move.
Before you type your address
Fewer patients sounds like less revenue.
It is less work for the same revenue. You are already paying for the twenty-three who never sat down.
How do you check insurance before booking?
Real-time eligibility against the payer, run while the patient is still in the conversation.
Does this replace my front desk?
No. It stops handing them the calls that were never going to book.
What happens after I submit?
The report is emailed to you, usually within minutes. Nothing else happens unless you reply.
We already have an agency.
Then it is a second opinion you did not pay for. Hand it straight to them.
What does it cost?
Nothing. Often our answer is that we cannot help, and we say so plainly.
