For physicians, hospitals, and coordinators

Their treatment is ready.
Their mouth is holding it up.

You have a patient who cannot start until someone clears their mouth, a date that is already on the calendar, and no reliable dentist who understands either. Send them to us. You get one contact and a cleared patient back.

Start a case → How it works
No fee, ever, for referring Same-day answer on whether we can meet the date Documentation back in your record
There is no cost to you. Not a fee, not a subscription, not a per-patient charge. Physicians, hospitals, and coordinators never pay us anything.
The problem

It takes a week on paper. It takes six in practice.

Not because the work is hard. Because it belongs to nobody. The referral goes out, the patient calls a practice that does not understand the timeline, the appointment lands after the treatment date, and the first person to find out is the coordinator who has been chasing it.

01

The practice does not know the clock

A dental office booking six weeks out is not being difficult. Nobody told them the patient has a surgical date, and the schedule does not have a field for it.

02

The coordination falls to your team

Somebody on your side ends up calling offices, explaining the case repeatedly, and tracking whether anything happened. That time is not in anybody's job description.

03

You find out late, or not at all

The clearance either arrives in a form your record cannot use, or it does not arrive, and you discover it the week the patient was supposed to start.

The delay is not a clinical problem. It is an ownership problem, and it resolves the moment one team owns it end to end.
How it works

One handoff, and then it is off your desk.

01

You send the patient and the date

That is the whole ask. You do not need to find a dentist, explain the protocol, or work out who is going to follow up.

02

We answer the same day

Whether we can meet the date, and who will see them. If we cannot meet it, we say so immediately rather than holding your patient while we find out.

03

You get the patient back, cleared

With the documentation your record needs, in the form it needs to be in, without anyone on your side chasing it.

Who sees the patient

A practice chosen for this, not the nearest one

  • Every clinician in the network was introduced, reviewed, and accepted before receiving a single patient
  • They work to your treatment date rather than to their next open appointment
  • One member practice per area, so you always know who your dentist is
  • Our team stays on the case until it closes, so the follow-up is not yours to track
Stated plainly

What we are not.

You are never paid, and you never pay. There is no fee, no incentive, no gift, and no compensation of any kind in either direction for referring a patient. The network is funded by membership paid by the practices that treat the patients. This is a deliberate structure and it is reviewed by healthcare counsel.
The patient is told how the network works. When a patient is placed with a member practice, that relationship is disclosed to them in writing and recorded in their chart.
We do not make decisions about your patient's care. You run the case. The clinician who sees them exercises their own judgment. We coordinate, we document, and we hold the timeline.
Your patient is not obligated to anything. They can see any dentist they choose. If they would rather use their own, we will coordinate with that practice instead where we can.
Start a case

Tell us the patient and the date.

Send the treatment date, where the patient is, and what is holding things up. We will come back the same day with whether we can meet it and who will see them.

Start a case → I am a dentist, not a referrer