Healthcare
A busy clinic sees hundreds of patients a week. Few think to leave a review.
Most patients leave the clinic and get on with their day. Ratezing sends a short, general request afterwards, from reception or automatically, so the people choosing a clinic hear from those who’ve been.
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Medical clinics-
Reception, not the consulting room
Requests go out from the front desk or your booking software. Clinicians don’t have to think about it.
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You choose who is asked
Leave out any visit where a request wouldn’t be right. The message stays general and never says why someone came in.
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Each clinic, its own page
Every clinic has its own review page, QR code and reports, and one business page can let patients pick theirs.
Questions practices ask us
Straight answers about setting Ratezing up in a healthcare practice.
Can we leave some patients out?
Yes. You decide who gets a request, whether you send from reception, upload a list or connect your booking software.
Does the request mention the reason for the visit?
No. A request knows the patient’s name, email, phone and language only, so it never mentions why they came in.
What if a review looks fake?
Review Defender spots suspicious reviews, like a sudden wave of them, and helps you prepare the evidence to report them to the site.
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.