Fill 92% of cancelled slots
Across 63 clinics, slots that used to sit empty now refill in a median of three minutes and forty-eight seconds. Nobody makes a call.
Flow watches your schedule, offers open slots to the right waitlisted patient, and books whoever says yes first — usually before your front desk notices the cancellation.
What changes
Across 63 clinics, slots that used to sit empty now refill in a median of three minutes and forty-eight seconds. Nobody makes a call.
No more calling down a list during check-in. Flow texts, waits, and moves on to the next patient by itself.
That is the average time a desk spent on outbound rebooking before Flow. It is now spent on the people standing in front of them.
How it works
A cancellation lands in your PMS. Flow sees it within a minute — no imports, no refresh.
Your waitlist is ranked by clinical urgency, provider match, and travel time. Your rules, not ours.
The best-matched patient gets a text, the slot is held twenty minutes, and the booking is written back.
Questions
If Flow does not recover at least six slots a week by day thirty, we end the pilot and you pay nothing.