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Patient communication without the phone tag.

Subport runs scheduling, intake, reminders, and follow-up on WhatsApp — encrypted, auditable, and compliant with the policies that matter.

  • No-show rate

    −48%

    post-reminder rollout

  • Form completion before visit

    +62%

  • Reschedule turnaround

    <2 min

01

Where patient ops are stuck.

Front desks run on phones, paper, and patience. The patient experience suffers, and so does the schedule.

  • 01

    No-shows you can't predict

    Reminders go out by SMS or email. Half don't get read. Empty slots cost more than the visit they replace.

  • 02

    Intake on a clipboard

    Patients fill out the same form twice — once on paper, once when the front desk re-enters it.

  • 03

    Follow-up that never happens

    Post-visit care is the difference between healed and re-admitted. Manual outreach drops the ball.

  • 04

    Inboxes scattered across roles

    Reception, billing, clinical, prescription refills — four queues, no shared context.

02

What Subport runs for healthcare.

Encrypted on the wire and at rest. PHI never touches an LLM unless you opt in.

  • Scheduling that respects the calendar

    Real-time availability from your EHR or PMS. Patients book, reschedule, or cancel without picking up the phone.

    • EHR/PMS-aware availability
    • Provider, room, and resource constraints
    • Cancel and waitlist promotion
  • Digital intake & consent

    Send the form before the visit. Get it back signed, structured, and ready to drop into the record.

    • Pre-visit forms with required fields
    • E-signature on consent
    • PII-aware redaction in transit
  • Reminders & two-way confirms

    Reminders that ask one question — show up or reschedule? Patients answer in WhatsApp; the calendar updates.

    • Multi-stage reminder cadences
    • Confirm/reschedule in one tap
    • Quiet hours and language preference
  • Refills & follow-up care

    Medication adherence, post-op follow-up, lab result delivery — all routed through the agent and the right human when needed.

    • Refill request triage
    • Result delivery with provider review
    • Post-discharge check-ins
03

How a visit plays out.

Three chapters across one patient — booking, prep, follow-up.

Chapter 01

Booking that doesn't need a call

The patient describes what they need. Subport finds the next slot that fits the visit type and the provider.

  • 24/7 booking, all days
  • Visit-type aware slotting
  • Calendar invite back to the patient

Chapter 02

Pre-visit prep, no front-desk loop

Forms, fasting instructions, and required docs — sent and collected in the same thread before the patient walks in.

  • Digital intake on phone
  • Fasting / prep reminders
  • ID and insurance capture

Chapter 03

After the visit

Care plan, medication schedule, follow-up — all in the thread. The provider stays in the loop without writing another note.

  • Care plan as a structured message
  • Medication reminders by schedule
  • Auto-routed if symptoms escalate
04

What changes for the practice.

  • No-show rate

    −48%

  • Pre-visit form completion

    +62%

  • Front-desk call volume

    −35%

  • Patient CSAT post-visit

    92%

05

Moments where the agent earns its seat.

  • 01

    Booking and reschedules

    EHR-aware, no double bookings, waitlist promotion built in.

  • 02

    Reminders that actually land

    WhatsApp open rates beat SMS by 3-5x; replies route to the calendar.

  • 03

    Pre-visit intake

    Signed consent, structured fields, dropped into the record.

  • 04

    Refill triage

    Filtered, prioritized, sent to the right provider with full context.

  • 05

    Symptom check-ins

    Post-discharge follow-ups that escalate when answers cross thresholds.

  • 06

    Result delivery

    Patient gets results with provider review, no missed messages.

06

Connects to the systems clinical teams already use.

  • EpicEHR
  • AthenahealthEHR
  • PractoPMS
  • DrChronoPMS
  • TwilioSMS fallback
  • StripeBilling

Stop running patient ops on phones and paper.

Start with reminders or intake. Most practices recover the cost of Subport in the first month from no-show reduction alone.