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We want you to be successful! Here are some things we have learned along the way.

Shifting to Social Scheduling

With a social newsfeed of open appointments, people could scroll through every service provider they are connected with.

Is it possible to shorten patient wait times without adding practitioner hours?

In many ways, review of wait-time interventions highlights the potential opportunity for practitioners to improve access for patients

Match-maker Scheduling

How many different websites do you visit in a month for the purpose of making appointments? What if you could launch an app and make appt?

Fill Those Openings

I once asked a mechanic what it would cost to fix a short in my car’s wiring. He replied, “Fifty cents to fix it, and $150/hour to find it.”

Rethinking Cancellations

While we can’t add hours to our days, we can start looking at the opportunities we have around automating scheduling.

The ‘Uber-ization’ of Scheduling

When you need a ride, you are in fact ‘making an appointment’ with a driver to pick you up. So why is it that a rideshare driver always show

The Friction within Scheduling

So, what if we could use technology to eliminate the need for reminder calls; automatically populate a personal digital appointment book;