Fill in one sheet. Put it in a ChatGPT Project. Then type one word, and it drafts follow-ups, replies and posts from your clinic's facts. You read it, and you press send.
"I know I should be doing regular check-ins and educational follow-ups but honestly I'm terrible at staying consistent with it."
A clinic owner, r/Chiropractic, 2025
You already know you should send these messages. Plain ChatGPT could write them, but it knows nothing about you, so it writes what any clinic could send. Or it guesses.
Word for word from our test on ChatGPT Free, November 2026.
One-question check-ins for patients who stopped coming. No link, no offer.
Sorts what they wrote back and drafts your answer. It tries to flag urgent messages, and a person still reads each one.
Answers new people with only your facts. Leaves a blank when it doesn't know.
Your answers to what patients ask over and over, the way you'd say them.
Posts and a 4-week plan with one thing only your clinic would say.
Tidies something you wrote. Keeps your meaning and your words.
One list. One pass. No weekly routine to keep up.
Pull the patients with no future visit from your own system. Send each one question about the problem they came in with, 10 a day. Answer whoever replies, then count sent, replied and rebooked.
No. It's a sheet and a guide that you use inside ChatGPT. Nothing connects to your patient files, and it never sends anything.
Right after you pay, you land on a private download page. Each file downloads up to 5 times, for 7 days. Your email and order code are written into your sheet and setup, because the kit is for one clinic.
Patient names, contact details and chart notes don't go into ChatGPT. The drafts use blanks like [first name], and you fill them in within your own system. Take out anything that identifies a patient before you paste in a reply.
No. We tested it in a ChatGPT Project on a free account.
Don't expect that. It uses 2 of your real messages as a guide, so drafts come out closer to you than plain ChatGPT, and you'll still change some words.
Yes. One chiropractor on Reddit built something like it with ChatGPT. You'd be paying to skip writing the rules and testing them.
Yes. We tested it on a made-up chiropractor and a made-up acupuncturist. Those two are all we have tested. The drafts come from what you put in the sheet.