What
Practice Toolkit will be a suite of software tools to manage core practice tasks, focusing on admin savings, ease of use and revenue prioritisation.
We've started with the biggest nut to crack - Optimising Patient Recall.
Imagine it for your Recall Admin(s) - No more searches, merging, diary reminders or out of date info - just refresh the data and done, every patient, 12 months fully planned.
Easy bulk invite/patient reminders, tracked appointment booking, change of test result/diagnosis etc, all simple and effective.
Even better - for most Practices it saves or generates x8 times the cost.
Curious? Book a free 15-30 minute 1:1 Walkthrough/Demo
Why
Well, as much as we'd love greater resources and staff into Primary Care, promises and resources just aren't coming in the way and timeframe needed. With an aging and growing complexity of health needs and reducing pool of Clinicians and staff willing to work in Primary Care we need a release valve...
We believe that the only release is to work smarter - achieving more while doing less - seems a wonderful concept but can we deliver it?
The results speak for themselves
Less admin effort,
Fewer appointments
Improved patient care and revenues.
Can you remember the last time you left work on time?
Who
Practice Toolkit was founded by GPs, we use the software we've developed and honed.
Our staff were fed up with other tools which didn't work how we wanted, so we decided to do it how we wanted it.
easy to adopt
simple to understand and communicate,
No double entry of data,
Automation of repetitive tasks,
Carry on working your way, not force you to change your process
With an award winning (Gold and Silver winners at the 'International Digital Experience Awards' for Customer Usage) previous company we had the development experience to bring to practice problems.
Ready to achieve more by doing less?
Click the help widget (bottom right of the screen) to chat now, or book a 1:1 Walkthrough/Demo for your Practice. 20 minute demo with our expert so you can save your practice 8+ hours a day? Feels worth exploring?