Missing one visit breaks the plan
Progress depends on frequency. A patient who skips two weeks doesn't just lose two appointments, they lose ground, and often they don't come back at all.
A plan of care is twelve visits, not one. The scheduling problem isn't booking an appointment — it's holding the same slot every week for three months without anyone rebuilding it by hand.
Progress depends on frequency. A patient who skips two weeks doesn't just lose two appointments, they lose ground, and often they don't come back at all.
Patients organise their lives around Tuesday at 8am. Re-entering that twelve times, and moving it when something changes, is where the front desk time goes.
A patient assigned to a specific therapist can't simply be moved to whoever has a gap.
Each therapist has their own hours and their own treatments, so the schedule reflects who can actually see whom.
The reminder goes out on its own, which is what keeps a twelve-visit plan from becoming a seven-visit plan.
Past visits stay attached to the patient rather than living in a separate spreadsheet.
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