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DashOne · Medical Practices

You run the practice.
It answers.

The patient messages while you're in surgery or at 10pm. Whoever answers first gets the appointment — and sometimes the patient who never calls back, too.

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90.6% Of Mexicans with a smartphone use messaging as their #1 channel (INEGI, 2024)
−38% Fewer no-shows with reminders and confirmation (clinical meta-analysis)
2–3 days To get your practice up and running

The first two figures come from INEGI (ENDUTIH 2024) and peer-reviewed medical literature — the third is ours.

01 · The problem

Where you're
losing patients.

The patient messages at 10pm or while you're in surgery — and nobody answers.

Medical practices miss between 23% and 42% of incoming calls, and nearly 4 in 10 appointment requests come outside business hours. The patient books with whoever answered first.

Monday and Wednesday at one location, Tuesday at another, Thursday in surgery — the schedule lives in your head.

Overlaps and double-bookings surface the same day, in front of the patient.

A surgery runs long and the whole afternoon falls apart.

Five appointments get bumped and someone has to call five patients, one by one.

The patient who doesn't show up is a slot you no longer sell.

No-show rates in outpatient care run 12–30% across Latin American studies — and every empty slot is a visit that never gets billed.

You get paid in cash or by transfer, and the invoice gets chased three weeks later.

Tax ID, billing details, CFDI — admin work nobody bills for on its own.

It's not that your practice doesn't provide good care. It's that nobody answers in time.

02 · The problem underneath

Your competition isn't
a better doctor. It answers faster.

Replying within five minutes instead of thirty multiplies the odds a patient books with you by roughly 21 times. And that window doesn't only open during office hours — it opens at 10pm, on weekends, while you're in surgery.

A human answers when they get to the practice. An Operator answers when the patient writes.

03 · The solution

Not another scheduling
chatbot. An operational role.

A scheduling chatbot books appointments. An Operator runs your practice: schedules, charges, invoices, and follows up.

Online scheduler / chatbot AI Operator
Judgment Books whatever it's asked, without knowing if it's the right location or appointment type. Books at the right location, with the real duration of each procedure.
Reach Books it, and that's the end of it. Books, charges, invoices, builds the pre-visit chart, and follows up after.
Contingencies Breaks the moment surgery runs long or a time slot changes. Reschedules in a chain and confirms with every patient when surgery runs long.
Initiative Only books whoever already decided. Follows up with the patient who didn't confirm and reactivates the one who never came back.

You start with one location. Then you add the rest — without rehiring or switching systems.

04 · What it unlocks

Six fronts
covered.

Reminders that actually land

The patient who doesn't confirm is a slot you no longer sell.

Reminders at 48h, 24h, and 2h with confirmation, a deposit, or a payment link when you ask for it — and the waitlist fills any slot that cancels.

Front Desk · Scheduling

Charges and invoices itself

You get paid and the invoice gets chased three weeks later.

Charges via link, bank transfer, or QR, confirms payment, asks for tax ID and billing details, and issues and sends the invoice on its own.

Front Desk · Billing

You know how much came in, and from where

Revenue mixed together across visits, procedures, and locations.

Revenue report by location and service type, with monthly analysis and a heads-up on which deductible expenses still need documentation.

Admin

You walk in with the chart ready

You open the chart in front of the patient and only then learn the reason for the visit.

Captures the reason, history, and prior studies before the appointment, and sends you a summary of what matters.

Front Desk · Chart

The schedule doesn't depend on anyone

If your assistant is out sick, absent, or quits, the schedule stops.

Runs every day, with no shifts or turnover — your assistant goes from data entry to attending the patient who's already in the room.

Front Desk · Scheduling

The patient who never came back

Post-op checkups, annual reviews — nobody called.

Sends instructions after the visit, books the follow-up, and wins back the patient who drifted away.

Follow-up

Which of the six is costing you the most patients?

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05 · A day in the life

Nobody glued
to the phone.

07:30

Today's confirmations sent out — who's coming, to which location, at what time.

10:15

A patient messages while you're mid-visit. They get booked without anyone interrupting you.

13:40

Surgery runs long. Reschedules the five afternoon appointments in a chain and confirms with each patient.

16:20

A cancellation opens a slot. The waitlist fills it before you even notice.

19:05

Payment confirmed, invoice issued and sent — without anyone chasing a tax ID.

22:40

A new patient asks about price and insurance. Booked for Thursday.

Anything clinical or sensitive always escalates to you. The Operator runs the schedule, billing, and follow-up — never the diagnosis.

06 · Never operates alone

There are people
behind it.

We don't leave you with software installed and walk away. You hire a role, and behind it there are DashOne engineers who analyze your operation, automate it, and deploy the AI Workers that run it. The Operator is the visible part of that team.

Engineers who map your operation before turning anything on: your locations, your appointment types, your billing rules.

We review conversations and the schedule every week and correct anything that doesn't match how you operate.

When the conversation turns clinical or sensitive, it escalates to you with full context.

An owner for your account, on your WhatsApp. Not a support ticket.

How we work, in what a forward-deployed engineer is →. Who's behind it, in the team →.

07 · The three paths

Hire, license,
or bring in an Operator.

Every growing practice hits this fork. All three cost something; what changes is who answers at 10pm.

Hire more front-desk staff

  • Salaries, shifts, and turnover for every location.
  • Nobody covers 10pm or the weekend without burning out.
  • Judgment leaves with the person when they quit.

License a medical scheduling platform

  • Annual license per practice or per location.
  • Shows you the schedule. Someone still has to answer, charge, and invoice.
  • Doesn't reschedule in a chain or win back the patient who never came back.

An AI Operator

  • Running in 2-3 days, with your locations and your rules.
  • Answers, books, charges, invoices, and follows up, 24/7.
  • Month to month. If it doesn't perform, you cancel.

We run the numbers on your real schedule, not on averages.

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08 · What worries you

The five usual
doubts.

"What if it says something medical to a patient?"

It doesn't diagnose, prescribe, or interpret studies. Any clinical question gets escalated straight to you. It runs the schedule, billing, invoicing, chart, and follow-up — nothing more.

"My patients' data is sensitive."

Every patient record is encrypted and logged in an auditable trail, aligned with LFPDPPP. Nothing leaves your practice.

"My patients want a human touch."

The Operator handles the operational side — scheduling, billing, reminders. You and your team give the human touch, with more time to do it, not less.

"I already have an assistant with her own schedule."

It doesn't replace her — it takes the data entry off her plate. And the schedule doesn't stop if your assistant is out sick, absent, or quits.

"I'm already on Doctoralia, that's enough."

Doctoralia helps patients find you the first time. But the appointment gets booked there and the relationship starts after: confirmations, questions, reminders, follow-up — that direct conversation with you isn't something a directory carries. The Operator runs exactly that part: the trust and communication that build after the first visit.

09 · How it starts

Three days.
Not three months.

01

We map your operation

One call to understand your locations, your appointment types, your real durations, and your billing rules.

02

It goes live

In 2-3 days, connected to your schedule and however you get paid. You start with one location, not all of them.

03

We fine-tune it

We adjust based on real appointments. Full autonomy by around day 21.

No inflated licenses and no system nobody finishes configuring.

10 · Frequently asked questions

The details.

Does it give any kind of medical advice?

No. It doesn't diagnose, prescribe, or interpret studies. Any clinical question escalates straight to you — it runs the schedule, billing, invoicing, chart, and follow-up.

Which channels does it work with?

WhatsApp, Instagram, and missed calls. It also connects to your current schedule and however you get paid — you migrate nothing.

Does it integrate with my current scheduling or chart system?

Yes, it runs on top of what you already use. It doesn't replace your clinical chart — it captures what happens before the visit and hands you the summary.

How does it protect my patients' data?

Every record is encrypted and logged in an auditable trail, aligned with LFPDPPP. Nothing leaves your practice.

How does it handle invoicing?

Charges via link, bank transfer, or QR, asks for the tax ID and billing details, and issues and sends the invoice without you having to chase the patient.

What happens if my surgery day moves?

It reschedules the affected appointments in a chain and confirms the new time with each patient — without anyone calling one by one.

How much does it cost?

It depends on how many locations and use cases you need. Message Dante on WhatsApp and he'll quote based on your operation, no strings attached.

Can I cancel if it doesn't work out?

Yes. Month to month, no lock-in. Cancel whenever you want and you won't be billed for the next one.

Talk to Dante

Let's start
with your schedule.

Message Dante on WhatsApp. In five minutes you'll know what your practice would look like answering on its own.

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