Reminder sequence tuned to your no-shows
A day or two
Confirmations and reminders timed from your own history of who cancels and when, with one-tap confirm or reschedule, waitlist backfill when a slot opens, and a weekly no-show report.
For dental, veterinary, physical therapy and other independent practices
Your practice management system does half the job. A Guild engineer builds the other half around it: reminders that actually reduce no-shows, intake that lands as data, insurance and recall workflows that run themselves, and an assistant that answers the questions your phones ring with. Demoed to you every day it is being built.

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What changes
What a Guild engineer does for a business like yours
Real pieces of work, with real timelines
Each is quoted as a fixed price before it starts and demoed to you every day until it is done. Timelines are typical, not best case.
A day or two
Confirmations and reminders timed from your own history of who cancels and when, with one-tap confirm or reschedule, waitlist backfill when a slot opens, and a weekly no-show report.
A day or two
Patients complete intake and consent on their phone before the visit; the answers land in your practice system as structured fields, not a PDF the front desk retypes.
A day or two
Tomorrow's schedule is checked against payer portals overnight; your front desk arrives to a list of who is verified, who needs a call, and the estimated patient portion.
Same day to a day
Patients overdue for hygiene, follow-ups or annuals are contacted automatically in the order that matters, with a booking link, and the ones who do not respond go to a call list.
About a week
An assistant that answers hours, directions, insurance accepted, prep instructions and booking questions by text and after-hours phone, in English and Spanish, and hands clinical questions to a human every time.
Same day
Production, collections, schedule utilisation, new patients, recall and reviews, pulled from your own systems and in your inbox every Friday at seven, with the trend against last month.
A day or two
Unscheduled treatment is followed up with a sequence your clinicians approve, financing options included, and a dashboard of what is still sitting on the table.
About a week
Three or more locations on different setups, one view: schedule, production, staffing and patient flow side by side, refreshed nightly.
The Guild charter
Invited personally. There is no application form, no bench, and no public listing. You meet engineers inside the platform after we have talked.
Assessed on a recorded working session on a real problem, not a coding puzzle.
Every piece quoted as a fixed price, in writing, before it starts. Overruns are theirs, not yours.
A daily standup, at a time the client chooses, where the engineer demos the finished work from the last twenty-four hours. Every day of the engagement. Progress is shown, not reported.
Built with agentic tools under guardrails, and reviewed by a human before it ships. Speed never skips judgement.
One named person from first call to last commit, with another member to cover if life happens.
Month paid ahead to the Guild's US company. One invoice, one W-9. Cancel at the end of any month. You own the code and the accounts from day one.
Two minutes to start