Solutions / Healthcare

Scheduling and reminders a clinic can run from one inbox

Appointment reminders and scheduling messages sent by SMS or automated voice call, with replies landing in a shared inbox the front desk can work from together.

How it's used

Concrete sends, not a feature list

What a healthcare team actually sends from NexBroad-Reach — and what the person on the other end sees.

A front-desk coordinator sending an appointment reminder and watching a patient confirm by reply
  1. The broadcast goes out

    Sent to the whole list at once, each recipient tracked on their own.

  2. The recipient answers

    A keypress on a call, or a text reply — whichever the message asked for.

  3. It lands in one place

    The reply reaches the shared inbox and the delivery report, so the team works from the same record.

Appointment reminders
Send a scheduled reminder by SMS or an automated voice call ahead of an appointment, reducing the calls a front desk has to make by hand.
Confirm or reschedule by reply
A patient can reply to confirm, or reply with a keyword to trigger a reschedule flow — the reply lands in the shared inbox rather than a voicemail queue.
Waitlist and cancellation fill
When a slot opens, broadcast it to a waitlist segment and read back who responds first.
What carries the work

The parts of Reach this runs on

  1. Keyword auto-replies

    Built-in STOP/START/HELP handling plus custom keyword rules you define, so a reply like "CONFIRM" or "RESCHEDULE" can route automatically.

  2. Shared two-way inbox

    Every patient reply — to a text or a voice call's follow-up message — lands in one inbox the front desk works from together.

  3. Delivery reports

    Sent, delivered and failed status per recipient, so a missed reminder is visible before the appointment, not after.

See it against your own use case

Tell us what you're sending and to whom — we'll show you where it fits in Reach, or tell you honestly if it doesn't.