Support scheduling and approved patient communication while keeping clinical decisions and sensitive information in appropriate systems.
Clinics can use WhatsApp automation for appointment enquiries, confirmations, reminders, rescheduling, approved FAQs, preparation instructions, follow-up prompts and administrative support.
Use WhatsApp for communication and workflow support, not uncontrolled diagnosis or storage of unnecessary clinical data.
Guide availability questions and booking requests.
Send confirmation, preparation and rescheduling prompts.
Answer location, timing, service and policy questions.
Send approved post-visit reminders or feedback requests.
Direct administrative questions to the correct team.
Move clinical or urgent matters to appropriate care channels.
Separate administrative, clinical and urgent intent.
Provide approved information or booking steps.
Avoid unnecessary sensitive data in conversation.
Route clinical and emergency concerns appropriately.
Keep patient safety and privacy ahead of automation convenience.
Reduce missed visits with clear confirmation options.
Share approved preparation and location information.
Handle billing, timing and document process questions.
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No. Clinical assessment and diagnosis should remain with qualified healthcare professionals through appropriate care channels.
A guided workflow can collect a rescheduling request and connect it to the clinic’s booking process.
Clinics should minimise sensitive information in messaging and use approved clinical systems and privacy controls.
The workflow should clearly direct urgent or emergency concerns to appropriate immediate care rather than continue routine automation.
Begin with appointments, FAQs and reminders under a documented privacy process.
Appointment reminder confirmed