INDUSTRY / 04 / DIRECT PROMISE

Operational systems for healthcare and dental practices.

Keep intake, forms, eligibility, confirmations, no-show recovery, recall, and reviews moving without relying on staff memory.

Capability GridPatient IntakeFormsRemindersRecall
DIAGNOSTIC / LIVE READOUT

Patient Flow Warning

Provider time is lost when forms, eligibility, confirmations, recalls, and post-visit follow-up live outside a visible patient workflow.

ALERT PANELPatient Flow Warning

Live view / intake, reminders, recalls

  • Pending Forms14
  • Unconfirmed Visits9
  • Recall Queue31
  • Review Requests11
  1. 01.New Inquiry
  2. 02.Online Forms
  3. 03.Insurance / Eligibility
  4. 04.Scheduling
  5. 05.Appointment Reminder
  6. 06.No-Show Recovery
  7. 07.Treatment Plan
  8. 08.Billing Handoff
  9. 09.Recall
  10. 10.Reviews
WHY ACT NOW / THRESHOLDS

Leakage is measurable before it is obvious.

For practices, leakage is schedule health: reminders, recovery, recall, and follow-up determine how much provider time turns into care.

METRIC / 0121M+

appointments were tracked in a five-year dental reminder performance study.

Sesame / DrBicuspid study
METRIC / 0222.95%

reduction in dental no-shows after automated appointment reminders.

Sesame / DrBicuspid study
METRIC / 03$31.5k

average incremental production tied to better dental schedule compliance.

Sesame / DrBicuspid study
METRIC / 0415

studies in a 2023 review found SMS reminders significantly reduced non-attendance.

BMC Health Services Research
Black-and-white dental intake workflow surface with forms, tablet schedule, sterile tools, gloves, and operatory context
WORKFLOW X-RAY

Inquiry to visit to recall.

01

Patient Inquiry

New patient and existing patient requests are captured and routed to the right next step.

02

Intake / Eligibility

Forms, insurance, consent, and eligibility tasks are triggered and tracked before the visit.

03

Scheduling / Reminder

Confirmations, reminders, and recovery messages protect schedule integrity.

04

Visit / Treatment

Clinical and administrative handoffs are easier to see and follow.

05

Recall / Follow-Up

Recall, review, treatment-plan follow-up, and reactivation sequences close the loop.

OPERATOR RISKS / ACTIVE HANDOFFS

Where the path needs ownership.

The vulnerable moments are administrative handoffs: before the visit, at confirmation, after treatment, and during recall.

01 / FRAGILE PRE-VISIT ADMIN

The visit is at risk before arrival.

Forms, confirmations, eligibility, reminders, and patient questions often live in separate places. That creates staff drag and patient uncertainty.

FTS RESPONSE / INTAKE FORMS + ELIGIBILITY TASKING
02 / NO-SHOW WORKFLOW GAPS

No-shows are operating failures.

When reminders, confirmations, waitlists, and recovery messages are not structured, provider time is wasted and the day becomes harder to manage.

FTS RESPONSE / REMINDERS + RECOVERY SEQUENCES
03 / MANUAL RECALL

Follow-up carries practice value.

Post-visit communication, recall, reviews, and treatment-plan follow-up need consistent workflows to protect long-term practice value.

FTS RESPONSE / RECALL + TREATMENT-PLAN FOLLOW-UP
FTS SOLUTION MAPPING

Seal. Operate. Scale. Adapt.

Make patient communication visible, time-bound, and owned from first request through recall and reviews.

Seal

Seal the leak

Web intake, AI reception, appointment request routing, missed-call recovery, and new-patient follow-up.

Operate

Operate the operation

Form triggers, reminders, recall workflows, insurance handoff, staff tasking, and review automation.

Scale

Scale the demand

Patient reactivation, referral campaigns, treatment-plan follow-up, landing pages, and reputation loops.

Adapt

Adapt the edge

Schedule health analytics, no-show trend review, AI script updates, and practice-system workflow tuning.