Appointment reminders and confirmations
The reminder goes at the scheduled time, the confirmation is recorded, a non-response surfaces early enough to refill the slot.
What it demonstrates: execution starts on time, even in busy periods.
Dental clinics · Canada
Appointment reminders, chasing missing documents, post-treatment follow-ups, consent handling: Probaro runs them. Anything that touches a patient closely stops and waits for your decision.
Book a 30-minute callNo software to install. One conversation, then you decide.
This is not an organizational problem. It is repetitive work that was never written down or handed off.
The reminder goes at the scheduled time, the confirmation is recorded, a non-response surfaces early enough to refill the slot.
What it demonstrates: execution starts on time, even in busy periods.
The patient is followed up at the cadence you set, what arrives is filed, what is missing stays visible.
What it demonstrates: processing resumes where it stopped, with no duplicates.
Routine follow-ups go out on their own. Any sensitive communication stops and waits for a professional’s approval.
What it demonstrates: you decide in advance what may go out without you.
Progident and Dentitek dominate the Canadian market. Probaro does not replace them: it runs around them the work your team does by hand today. One honest caveat: technical access to these systems is not publicly open, and integrating means a conversation with the vendor. We will tell you where we stand with yours before you commit.
The receptionist holds the reminders, confirmations and follow-ups. When they are away, everything slows.
Reminders and confirmations run themselves. They handle the special cases, not the whole list.
Each clinic follows up its own way, and service quality varies by address.
The same procedure everywhere, with the record per clinic. You see where it catches.
Follow-ups stretch over months and depend on the team remembering.
The sequence continues over time unattended, and stops before any sensitive communication.
We will not claim Probaro makes you compliant. Health information is among the most sensitive there is, and responsibility for handling it stays with you.
What we provide is the record: which communication went out, to which patient, when, and who approved it. Available months later.
Our servers are in Beauharnois, Canada. The assessment required when adopting a system that processes personal information still applies; we give you the document that makes it short.
Something a clinic told us: “no manual validation happens here.” If that is your case, say so — it changes what we would propose, and probably the price.
Both dominate the Canadian market, but their technical access is not publicly open: integrating means a conversation with the vendor. We will tell you where we stand with yours before you commit.
Only if you decided it could. An appointment reminder can go out on its own; a sensitive communication stops and waits for a professional’s approval.
No. Probaro runs the sequences your team does by hand around your existing tools. Your practice management system, your accounting and your files stay where they are.
In Beauharnois, Canada, with OVHcloud. The site and the orchestrator that receives your requests sit in the same datacentre. The full list of our providers and processing locations is published in our privacy policy.
No, and no software can. The law requires an assessment when adopting a system that processes personal information. What we provide is the document that makes that assessment short to produce: where your data sits, who processes it, which companies it passes through.
We start with a single process, end to end, under real conditions at your organization. You then decide whether we continue.
Thirty minutes. We listen; we present nothing.