A mean no-show rate of 18.8% across 10 clinics, with about US$196 lost per no-show. PMC peer-reviewed study ↗ And 1 in 3 medical groups saw more no-shows in 2026. MGMA Stat 2026 ↗
Your Schedule & Recall job sends the reminders, fills the gaps from a short-notice list and brings back the patients who are due.

By text before every appointment, with an easy way to confirm or move it.
When someone cancels, the gap is offered to patients who want an earlier time.
Check-ups, cleans, health checks and care-plan visits, every day, not when someone has time.
A friendly follow-up to rebook, and the decision stays with the practitioner.
Today's book, the gaps filled overnight and anything that needs a person.
Your own instructions sent before the visit, written by your team.
Never pushy. Recalls keep the visits your practitioners prescribed. The decision always stays with the practitioner and the patient.
A full book needs every job working together.
Reminders help, but the bigger win is what happens next: offering a cancelled slot to the short-notice list and rebooking missed visits, every time.
Good, keep them. Reminders send messages. This also answers the replies, fills the cancellations, runs the recalls and rebooks the no-shows.
Yes. They reply to the reminder, and a cancellation goes straight to the short-notice list so the slot can be filled.
No. Recalls keep the visits your practitioners prescribed, in your practice's voice, and stop as soon as the patient books or says no.
You choose. Most practices send one a couple of days before and another the day before, set around each appointment type.
Book a free 20-minute Front Office Audit. We'll look at your no-shows, cancellations and overdue recalls, and tell you straight if it's a fit.