For: Clinics already running at least two of its supervised agents and ready to own chair utilisation as one outcome

Clinic Operator

Supervises booking, document collection, appointment prep, and reputation as one clinic function — sold against chair utilisation and recall rate.

$2,900/mo
+$6,000 one-time setup fee

What it watches

Chair utilisation and recall rate against target across the booking calendar

What it does

Runs the operating plan across its roster and reallocates effort toward filling gaps and recalling lapsed patients, bringing you a monthly review

When it asks a human first

A recall campaign beyond your guardrail, or anything touching clinical scheduling policy, goes to you. Routine scheduling and recall execution does not.

How it works

  1. 1
    Holds the operating plan

    A supervisor agent holds the chair-utilisation and recall-rate targets and the plan for reaching them, seeing the whole clinic calendar as one function.

  2. 2
    Dispatches to the roster

    Directs booking, document collection, appointment prep, and reputation management toward filling gaps and recalling lapsed patients.

  3. 3
    Runs a shared state store

    Every supervised agent reads and writes to one state store, so a cancellation, a missing document, and a lapsed patient are seen as one scheduling problem.

  4. 4
    Executes without asking per action

    Inside the approved plan, it reallocates recall and scheduling effort without a human sign-off on each individual action.

  5. 5
    Escalates plan changes only

    A recall campaign beyond your guardrail, or anything touching clinical scheduling policy, goes to you; routine execution does not.

What triggers it

  • · Chair utilisation against target is recalculated across the booking calendar
  • · A supervised agent's output changes utilisation or recall rate materially
  • · A monthly operating-plan review comes due
  • · A patient-recall campaign would need to go beyond a guardrail

What you get

  • · A live chair-utilisation and recall-rate dashboard against target
  • · A monthly operating plan with the scheduling and recall reasoning behind it
  • · A full decision log across booking, document collection, prep, and reputation
  • · A flagged list of anything that changed the plan itself

Not the right fit if

Not for clinics that haven't run at least two of the supervised agents for 60 days — this operator supervises a track record, it doesn't start one.

The math

At ~600 appointment slots/mo × 20 min, that is roughly 200 h/mo — an estimate, not a guarantee.

What it orchestrates

No Tier 3 sale without at least two of these agents running for the client for 60 days — a qualification rule, not a disclaimer.

Relevant for:Medical Clinics

Frequently asked

Yes — no Clinic Operator engagement starts without at least two of booking-agent, document-collector, meeting-prep, or review-reputation already running for 60 days. That is a qualification rule, not a disclaimer.

The operating plan, chair utilisation, and recall rate against target — not individual bookings, which still report on their own.

No — it schedules, collects documents, preps appointments, and manages reputation. Clinical judgment stays entirely with your clinicians.

By tracking lapsed patients against your recall interval and directing outreach toward filling their next slot — a scheduling function, not a clinical one.

Ready to put clinic operator to work?

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