As patient no-shows returned from ~15% to 6.6%, Capital Nephrology Medical Group now keeps about 38 more visits every two weeks — roughly $4,600 in recovered revenue at $120 a visit.
June 8–19, 2026 · 30 of 456 visits
Down from ~15% — about 38 more visits kept every two weeks
Each missed nephrology or lab visit delays care and forfeits revenue.
Front-office staff spent hours dialing instead of supporting in-clinic care.
Duplicate messages left patients confused and tuning the calls out.
Gives patients time to plan and reschedule before the visit.
A second, well-timed touch locks in the booking.
Retired the overlapping tool, ending duplicate messages and patient fatigue.
Patients now expect the call, so answer and confirmation rates climb.
more visits kept / two weeks
revenue recovered / two weeks
added revenue, annualized
fewer no-shows vs. January

Revenue figures assume ~$120 per recovered visit across ~456 scheduled visits per two-week cycle, annualized over 26 cycles.
• No-shows fell from ~68 to 30 per two-week cycle — about 38 visits recovered.
• At ~$120 a visit, that's roughly $4,600 back every two weeks, or ~$120K a year.
• New-patient (80%) and lab (76%) confirmations both clear the 75th-percentile benchmark.
• Reminders run hands-off — no added front-office staff time.
Every recovered appointment is a patient who gets timely kidney care — and revenue the practicekeeps. Interactly's AI teammates run the outreach end to end, and the practice pays for outcomes,not bot minutes.