Never Lose Another Lead to a Missed Follow Up
Leads come in, then disappear into a missed follow-up.
Get a Free Audit for This ServiceThe problem most Dallas practices run into
A new lead fills out your contact form on a Friday evening. Nobody follows up until Tuesday, if at all, and by then they have already booked with someone else. This is one of the most common, and most fixable, reasons practices lose patients they technically already paid to generate through ads or SEO.
What we actually do
We set up a CRM and automation system that catches every lead the moment it comes in, whether that is a form submission, a missed call, or a new Facebook message, and starts a follow up sequence automatically. Missed calls get an instant text back. New leads get a scheduled email and text nurture sequence. Past patients get automated review requests and recall reminders, so your front desk is not carrying that workload alone.
What is included
- CRM setup or migration, matched to the size of your practice
- Automated lead follow up sequences by email and text
- Missed call text back, so no inbound call goes silent
- Automated review request and recall reminder workflows
- Unified reporting dashboard connecting ad spend to booked patients
How it runs
We map your current intake process first, since every practice handles leads a little differently, then build the automation around what already works for your front desk instead of replacing it entirely. Training is included so your team is comfortable using it from day one.
Common questions
Will this replace my front desk staff?
No. It supports them by handling the instant response moment, the text within seconds of a missed call, the follow up email at 9pm when the office is closed, so your staff can focus on patients who are already in the building.
Which CRM do you use?
We work with several depending on your practice’s size and existing tools, and we will recommend the right fit rather than forcing one platform on every client.
Can this connect to the ads and SEO work you also do?
Yes, that connection is the whole point. It is how you get a single report that shows cost per lead and cost per booked patient in one place, instead of guessing.