Treatment plan follow-up
Every presented plan gets a personalised follow-up sequence, drafted for the patient and the specific treatment, held for your approval before sending.
Most practices lose more revenue to unbooked recalls and unaccepted treatment plans than to anything else. Not because the team is careless, but because chasing is the first thing dropped on a busy day. Xgenta does the chasing, and your team approves every message before it goes out.
No card for trial · Every message approved by your team before it sendsEvery presented plan gets a personalised follow-up sequence, drafted for the patient and the specific treatment, held for your approval before sending.
The recall list is worked every week rather than when someone remembers, with messages written for the patient rather than a mail merge.
When a cancellation appears, the agent drafts offers to the patients most likely to take the slot instead of the whole list.
New patient enquiries get a considered reply while the patient is still deciding, not the next morning.
Read-only access to your patient management system and inbox. Nothing is written back without approval.
You set what the agent may reference, which patients are in scope, and what it must never say.
Follow-ups, recalls and enquiry replies are drafted daily using your practice tone and clinical guardrails.
Your team reviews every message. Approve, edit, or reject with a reason the agent learns from.
Monthly reporting on plans followed up, recalls booked, and time saved.
Connected sources are read-only unless you grant write access, and every source is scoped per agent. Anything marked on request is scoped during the pilot.
Patient data stays in your systems. The agent reads only the sources you approve, every draft is reviewed by a person before it reaches a patient, and every action is recorded in an audit log you can export.
In 30 minutes, we will learn how your organisation works, identify a bounded first use case, and show the high-level Xgenta solution architecture.