Healthcare
Most new patients come from a friend. The rest check reviews first.
A chiropractic practice is often a small team with a loyal list. Ratezing turns the recommendations patients already make into reviews new people can find, with a short request and a page that takes a minute.
Google Maps
Yellow PagesA practice’s day
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Long-standing patients
Ask patients you’ve seen for years, once. Ratezing won’t ask the same patient again too soon.
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A QR code at the desk
Put your review page QR code by reception, so patients can leave a review whenever they’re ready.
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Reviews on your website
Show recent reviews on your site with one snippet, so new patients know who they’re booking with.
Questions practices ask us
Straight answers about setting Ratezing up in a healthcare practice.
Is it all right to ask patients for reviews?
That depends on the rules for your profession where you practise, and you know them best. You choose who gets a request, and the tree is never a reward: we plant one for every review, whatever it says.
Can we reply to reviews?
Yes. Ratezing drafts a reply for each review as a starting point, and your team edits it. Keep replies general and leave patient details out.
Which review sites do patients use?
Most start with Google. Facebook, Yelp and Yellow Pages are there too, and you choose which ones your review page shows.
Every appointment is a chance to be found. Let your patients tell it.
See Ratezing set up for a practice like yours in a short call.