An AI assistant on your clinic WhatsApp. It answers what patients ask first, then books them in for your S$50 consultation.
Try it on WhatsAppYour booking form says 20 to 50 people enquire every week. The assistant replies to each one straight away, day or night, and gets them to book.
Elders, mothers, business owners and athletes. Chronic stiffness to sports injuries. It speaks about your hands-on Thai clinical therapy, your own pain relief cream and your 8 to 12 session plans, in your words.
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It explains how Painfix works and books the consultation. Every assessment happens in the clinic, with you.
If a patient mentions numbness, loss of bladder control, a recent fall or a fever, it tells them to see a doctor or A&E first.
Every booking request lands with your team on WhatsApp, with the patient's name, the pain and the day they want.
"I saw too many people living with pain they believed they had to accept."Vivian Phumkasem Chan, Founder and Chief Therapist, Painfix Clinic since 2013
The assistant tells patients your story, your family's 50 years of Thai clinical therapy, and what your reviews page says: a 98% recovery rate and over 5,000 patients. It quotes these as your figures.
S$500 to S$2,000 is the average sale you gave us on your booking form. Two more patients a month who go on to a course pays for the month.
Your packages, hours and notes follow whenever you are ready. A voice note is fine.
Ask about your back, the price or where you are. It answers as Painfix.
Try it on WhatsApp