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21 AI use cases for clinics.

New clients

  1. Booked from the ad
  2. Booking questions
  3. Intake forms read
  4. Reviews answered

The diary

  1. Slot refilled
  2. Next visit booked
  3. Leave covered
  4. Clients back

Around the visit

  1. Aftercare sent
  2. Note due
  3. Notes drafted
  4. Referrer reports

Money and reporting

  1. Monday report
  2. Third-party invoices
  3. Books checked
  4. One view

Your team and your AI

  1. Procedures answered
  2. Team accounts
  3. Right business
  4. Prompt on schedule
  5. Automations watched
Every use case on this page, grouped by where it happens in the business. Each one links to its entry below.

Every place in a clinic where AI can take over the chasing, the retyping or the checking, from the first enquiry to the Monday figures. Each use case names the apps it connects, gives a prompt to try in Claude, and says what stays with your practitioners and your team. Try the prompts in a business account, with past records and no client names.

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  1. New clientsAmong the ten best

    How to turn leads into clinic bookings

    Automatically send booking links and follow-ups, then stop reminders when someone books. Less manual admin for your team, fewer leads left waiting.

    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • Attentive
    • HubSpot
    • MailerLite
    • Twilio SMS
    • Slack
    • WhatsApp

    You keep

    Every reply: reception answers the questions, and a request to stop removes the lead at once. The number of follow-ups is yours to set, once, before the first lead comes in.

    Its full workflow, step by step, and its first test

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here are this week’s leads from our ad form, with our client list, our bookings and our free slots. For each lead, say whether they are already a client and whether they have booked. Leave out anyone who has booked, replied or already had [number] follow-ups. For everyone else, draft a short follow-up with a new reason to book, like a free slot this week.

    Fill in the words in blue first.

  2. New clients

    How to answer every booking question from your website and inbox?

    Questions about prices, parking and which practitioner to see come in all day and wait for reception. Here, they are answered from your approved clinic information, and anything about a person’s health goes straight to your team.

    • Gmail
    • Outlook
    • Claude
    • WhatsApp

    You keep

    Every question about a person’s health or treatment, answered by your team. The AI answers only from the information you approved.

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Answer this enquiry using only our approved clinic information: services, prices, practitioners, hours and location. If the enquiry asks about symptoms, treatment or anything else about the person’s health, do not answer it: write a one-line handover for reception instead.

  3. New clients

    How to read every intake form before the first visit?

    New clients fill in their forms, and nobody reads them until the client is in the room. Here, each form is checked the day before, missing answers are asked for, and the practitioner gets a short summary of what matters for the visit.

    • Cliniko
    • Nookal
    • Jotform
    • Claude
    • Twilio SMS

    You keep

    Every answer your practitioners listed as needing a call, handled by a practitioner. The summary never replaces reading the form.

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here is a new client’s intake form and the list of answers our practitioners want to know about before a first visit. List any required question left blank. Summarise the answers that matter for the visit in a few lines, quoting the form. Mark any answer from our list for a practitioner to call about.

  4. New clients

    How to answer every Google review in your clinic’s voice?

    Reviews wait weeks for a reply, and a complaint sits in public with no answer. Here, each review gets a reply in your clinic’s voice, complaints go to the practice manager first, and no reply ever mentions a client’s care.

    • Google Business Profile
    • Claude
    • Slack
    • WhatsApp

    You keep

    Every reply to a complaint, approved by the practice manager. No reply confirms that someone is a client or mentions their care.

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here are this week’s Google reviews and our reply guide. Draft a short reply to each in our clinic’s voice. Never confirm that the reviewer is a client or mention any treatment. Mark complaints for the practice manager instead of replying, and list any review that may break Google’s rules.

  5. The diaryAmong the ten best

    How to fill every cancelled appointment?

    A cancellation leaves an empty hour in the diary unless someone rings around in time. Here, every freed slot is offered at once to the clients who want it, and the first to say yes is booked.

    • Cliniko
    • Mindbody
    • Claude
    • Twilio SMS
    • WhatsApp
    • Google Sheets
    • Excel

    You keep

    Every reply that is not a clear yes in the time you set. Reception answers the questions and requests for new times, or opens the slot online.

    Its full workflow, step by step, and its first test

    Try this prompt in Claude

    A slot has just opened: [day, time, practitioner]. From our wait list and the clients due back, list those who see that practitioner, can come at that time and agreed to texts. Draft one short offer with the time and the practitioner, saying the first to reply yes gets it. Then read these replies and mark each one yes, no or a question.

    Fill in the words in blue first.

  6. The diaryAmong the ten best

    How to get every client to book their next visit?

    Clients often leave without booking their next visit, and many never come back. Here, each one gets a reason to rebook before the desk, and anyone who doesn’t book gets an offer matched to why.

    • Claude
    • Twilio SMS
    • WhatsApp
    • Mindbody
    • Cliniko
    • MailerLite
    • Google Sheets
    • Excel

    You keep

    The advice itself, picked by the practitioner, and the list of approved offers the AI chooses from. Reception offers the date at the desk and notes each reason.

    Its full workflow, step by step, and its first test

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here is what the practitioner picked: when to come back, and why. Write a short, plain message telling the client why and when to come back, using only those picks. Then, for each client who left without booking, pick the matching offer from our approved list for the reason noted, or the standard one if there is none.

  7. The diary

    How to move every booking when a practitioner is off?

    When a practitioner is sick or on leave, someone spends the morning ringing their clients. Here, each client is offered another practitioner or another time, and reception only handles the replies that need a person.

    • Cliniko
    • Mindbody
    • Claude
    • Twilio SMS
    • WhatsApp

    You keep

    Which practitioner may see which client, decided by your clinical lead, and every reply that is not a clear choice.

    Try this prompt in Claude

    [Practitioner] is off on [dates]. Here are their bookings and the other practitioners’ free times. For each client, suggest another practitioner they may see and two times, or a later date with [practitioner]. Draft one short message per client offering those choices.

    Fill in the words in blue first.

  8. The diary

    How to bring back clients who stopped coming?

    Clients who stop coming rarely hear from you again, or get the same email as everyone else. Here, each one is invited back at the right time for why they stopped, and replies go to their practitioner.

    • Cliniko
    • Mindbody
    • Claude
    • Mailchimp
    • Twilio SMS

    You keep

    The reasons and offers you approve, and every reply, answered by the practitioner.

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here is our list of clients with no visit for [months], their last practitioner and the reason noted, if any. Group them by reason. For each group, draft a short invitation back that fits that reason, using only our approved offers. Leave out anyone who asked not to be contacted.

    Fill in the words in blue first.

  9. Around the visitAmong the ten best

    How to follow up with patients after their first appointment

    Send a personal follow-up based on the practitioner’s approved advice, checked by your team before sending. Patient replies go to the practitioner, with booking reminders for those who’ve agreed to receive them.

    • Cliniko
    • Nookal
    • Google Drive
    • SharePoint
    • Claude
    • Slack
    • WhatsApp
    • Gmail

    You keep

    Every message, approved or edited by a person before it goes, and every question, answered by the practitioner.

    Its full workflow, step by step, and its first test

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here is the aftercare the practitioner chose after a first visit, and our reviewed aftercare library. Write a short, personal follow-up for the patient, using only the library content for that choice. Do not add or change any treatment advice. If the library has nothing for that choice, say so and stop.

  10. Around the visitAmong the ten best

    How to keep patient session notes up to date

    Automatically check for missing notes and send private reminders to the practitioner. After two reminders, the manager is notified. Note content stays unread, and practitioners write their own notes.

    • Cliniko
    • Nookal
    • Google Sheets
    • Excel
    • Slack
    • WhatsApp
    • Heidi

    You keep

    The notes themselves: each practitioner writes or dictates their own and checks it. The workflow never reads what a note says.

    Its full workflow, step by step, and its first test

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here is today’s list of completed visits: visit, practitioner and note status, with no clinical detail. For each practitioner with a note not yet signed off, draft a short private reminder with the visit links from the list and no patient details. Mark anyone already reminded twice for the practice manager instead.

  11. Around the visit

    How to turn each session into a draft note the practitioner signs?

    Notes written at the end of a long day are shorter than the session deserved. Here, with the client’s consent, the practitioner dictates after the session and the note is drafted in your template, for the practitioner to check and sign.

    • Heidi
    • Claude
    • Cliniko
    • Nookal

    You keep

    Every note, checked and signed by the practitioner, and the client’s consent before anything is recorded.

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here is my dictation after a session with [client] and our note template. Write the note in the template using only what I said. Leave any section I did not cover empty and list it at the end. Do not add findings, diagnoses or advice.

    Fill in the words in blue first.

  12. Around the visit

    How to send every referrer a report after the first visit?

    Doctors and other referrers expect a short report after the first visits, and writing it often waits until the weekend. Here, the report is drafted from the practitioner’s own notes in your template, and the practitioner checks and signs it before it goes.

    • Cliniko
    • Nookal
    • Claude
    • Outlook
    • Gmail

    You keep

    Every report, checked and signed by the practitioner who saw the client. The draft is written only from their notes.

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here are the practitioner’s notes from [client]'s first visits and our referral report template. Write the report for [referrer] using only what the notes say: findings, plan and next review. Leave any section the notes do not cover empty and list it.

    Fill in the words in blue first.

  13. Money and reportingAmong the ten best

    How to automate your clinic’s weekly report

    Pull each clinic’s figures from Mindbody and highlight what changed since last week. Each clinic gets its own report, and you get the group overview.

    • Mindbody
    • Cliniko
    • Slack
    • Claude
    • WhatsApp
    • Google Drive
    • SharePoint
    • Gmail

    You keep

    Every number out of range: the practice manager checks the lines behind it before the report goes.

    Its full workflow, step by step, and its first test

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here are last week’s treatments, no-shows, missed appointments and sick hours for each clinic, with the week before. Say what moved and why, in plain words. Flag any number outside [normal range] for that clinic, and name any missing figure without estimating it. Recommend the few actions each clinic should focus on this week.

    Fill in the words in blue first.

  14. Money and reporting

    How to get every insurer and third-party invoice paid?

    Invoices to insurers and other third-party payers sit unpaid when one form or approval number is missing. Here, each invoice is checked for what that payer needs before it goes, and unpaid ones are chased until they clear.

    • Cliniko
    • Xero
    • Claude
    • Gmail
    • Outlook

    You keep

    Every invoice sent and every dispute with a payer, handled by your team.

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here are this month’s third-party invoices and the list of what each payer needs on an invoice. For each invoice, list anything missing, such as an approval number or a referral. Then list the unpaid invoices past [days], oldest first, with a short chase for each.

    Fill in the words in blue first.

  15. Money and reporting

    How to automate your accounting checks?

    Accounting errors often surface at month-end, when there is least time to fix them. With this, possible issues are caught through the month, each with a suggested fix. Your finance manager decides every change.

    • Xero
    • NetSuite
    • Claude
    • Google Sheets
    • Excel
    • Slack

    You keep

    Every change in the books, decided by your finance manager. Anything still open as month-end nears reaches you before the books close.

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here are this month’s bills, sales invoices and bank lines for [clinic]. Match each line by invoice number, supplier or customer, amount and clinic. List any possible duplicate, missing document, unmatched bank line or line from another clinic, with its source and a suggested fix. Change nothing.

    Fill in the words in blue first.

  16. Money and reporting

    How to bring information scattered across different software into one place

    Automatically pull information from the tools your businesses use into one clear view. Spend less time switching between systems and piecing together what’s happening.

    • Cliniko
    • Mindbody
    • Xero
    • Google Sheets
    • Looker Studio
    • Power BI

    You keep

    The decisions you take from the view. A clinic whose figures did not come through is marked out of date, never shown as current.

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here are this month’s figures exported from [practice software] and [accounting software] for each clinic, with our list of clinic names. Put every line in one table: clinic, figure, amount and source date, each line counted once. List any line you cannot place, and any clinic whose figures are missing or older than the others.

    Fill in the words in blue first.

  17. Your team and your AIAmong the ten best

    How to automate turning know-how into procedures?

    What your managers know often lives only in conversations. With this, a recorded walkthrough becomes a draft procedure, and questions are answered from the approved version. Each procedure’s owner approves and dates it first.

    • Google Meet
    • Zoom
    • Claude
    • Copilot
    • Google Docs
    • Word
    • Google Drive
    • SharePoint

    You keep

    Every procedure, approved and dated by its owner before anyone relies on it, and every question it does not cover.

    Its full workflow, step by step, and its first test

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here is the transcript of [manager] explaining how we [process]. Write it as a procedure: the steps in order, the exceptions, and who signs off what. Use only what the transcript says, and list every point that is unclear or missing as a question for [manager].

    Fill in the words in blue first.

  18. Your team and your AIAmong the ten best

    How to automate your team’s AI access?

    When staff use personal AI accounts, your documents can leave with them. Here, every account belongs to the business, set up by role and removed when someone leaves. The owner tests each new access before any sensitive data goes in.

    • Google Sheets
    • Excel
    • Claude
    • Google Drive
    • SharePoint

    You keep

    Who gets access to what, decided by the owner, and the test of each new access before any sensitive data goes in.

    Its full workflow, step by step, and its first test

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here is our list of roles and the folders, tools and data each one needs. Draft an access matrix: one line per role, what it may read, what it may change, and what stays with the directors. Flag any role that would see client health information it does not need.

  19. Your team and your AIAmong the ten best

    How to automate AI answers for each business?

    When you run several businesses, an AI assistant can mix up their details. Now each business has its own folder, and every answer lists the files it used. You check the sources before relying on the answer.

    • Claude
    • Google Drive
    • SharePoint

    You keep

    The check of the sources before you rely on an answer. Who can see each business’s folder is set business by business.

    Its full workflow, step by step, and its first test

    Try this prompt in Claude

    You work for [business] only. Use only the files in this project. Before answering, check the question is about [business]; if it could be about another of our businesses, ask which one. At the end of every answer, list the files you used.

    Fill in the words in blue first.

  20. Your team and your AIAmong the ten best

    How to automate your recurring prompts?

    A prompt you retype every week only runs when someone remembers it. Here, it runs on a schedule under a business account, after the data is verified. A person checks the result before anything is sent.

    • Cliniko
    • Nookal
    • Claude
    • Slack
    • Teams

    You keep

    The approval of each result before anything is sent, and the choice of what the job may read.

    Its full workflow, step by step, and its first test

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here is a prompt I run by hand every week and an example of the result I want. Rewrite it as instructions for a scheduled job: the data it needs and where it comes from, the checks before it starts, the exact result, and what should stop it. Point out anything in my prompt that only works because I am there.

  21. Your team and your AI

    How to spot broken automations before they hold up your business

    Automatically check that each automation delivers its expected result. The person responsible is alerted when something is missing, and you’re notified if it stays unresolved. Alerts close once it’s working again.

    • Google Sheets
    • Excel
    • n8n
    • Make
    • Slack
    • WhatsApp

    You keep

    The fix itself, by the person responsible. If an automation is still broken after the alert, you or your AI specialist take it over.

    Try this prompt in Claude

    Here is our list of automations, with when each should run, what it should leave and who owns it, and this week’s run history. For each one, say whether it ran on time and left its output. A run with nothing to process counts as done. For each failure, write a short alert for its owner: which automation, its last success and what to check.

Where to start.

Start with one, on past records and without names. The ten marked as the best have their full workflow, a first test and the detail of each step in the ten best AI use cases for clinics.

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