Healthcare & Medical

Patient engagement for hospitals and clinics.

Healthcare & Medical

Patients rarely leave on purpose. They forget a check-up, miss a follow-up or book once and never return.
WHO IT IS FOR

Hospitals & clinics

From first visit to lasting care.

Registration, appointment reminders, results and follow-ups, and recall for overdue check-ups.

Health apps, labs & pharmacies

From download to regular use.

Booking, refill and test reminders, memberships and telehealth plans, run on the platform you already use.

40%

fewer clicks on health emails than the all-industry average.

Patients open health messages more than average, so attention is not the problem. The drop happens at the next step: the link, the booking, the reason to act now.

Source: Ethos technology partner benchmarks, 2025–26 · health care email · global, not Saudi-specific

THE LIFECYCLE

01 Activate

Patient registration and app set-up First appointment booking Doctor and service discovery

Measured by

Booking rate

02 Retain

Appointment reminders Preventive screening and chronic care moments Results and post-visit follow-ups

Measured by

No-show rate

03 Win back

Overdue check-up recall Lapsed patient reactivation Abandoned booking recovery

Measured by

Recall rate

Touchpoints that change by customer.

We build these flows on your email, push, SMS and WhatsApp. Each patient's tags decide who gets which message, and when; every flow is measured against a hold-out group.

Welcome & registration

Email + WhatsApp · new patients

Appointment reminders

SMS + WhatsApp · 2 days and 2 hours before

Results & follow-up

Push + email · after every visit

Care moments

Email + SMS · screening and chronic care due dates

Booking recovery

WhatsApp + push · booking started, not finished

Overdue recall

SMS + WhatsApp · check-up overdue

Useful beats promotional.

Patients engage with messages that help them look after themselves. Care journeys get the highest view rates, well ahead of general marketing.

56% view rate

Care journeys: reminders, results and follow-ups, vs 36% for general marketing.

45% on mobile

Design every message for the phone first.

48% on Saturdays

Patients manage health in personal time, so weekend sends get read.

CAMPAIGNS VS FLOWS

Useful beats promotional: reminders, results and follow-ups get read.

56%

56%

View rate on care journeys Reminders, results and follow-ups

82.6%

82.6%

Open rate on welcome emails The first message after registration counts most

45%

45%

Of healthcare opens on mobile Design for the phone first

Start with one journey.

Measured by

Recall bookings and no-show rate

FAQs

Do we need to buy a new platform? No. We work on the CRM, CMS and app platforms you already run. If you want a new one, we can recommend and implement it. Does patient data leave the hospital? No. We work inside your own CRM and messaging platform; patient data stays in your systems, and every message is approved by your team. What do you need from us? Access to your CRM and messaging platform, consent records, and clinical and content approvals from your team. Arabic and English? Every screen and message is designed and written in both. Who is on the team? An engagement manager leads a data analyst, a martech developer, a UX/UI designer and a copywriter, with a strategist and data architect during set-up.

Start with the
customer strategy

Meet the partners who are part of our success story

A four-week DxMI engagement tells you where your customers are, where you stand against competitors, and what to build first.

Team working in an office watching at a presentation

Start with the
customer strategy

Meet the partners who are part of our success story

A four-week DxMI engagement tells you where your customers are, where you stand against competitors, and what to build first.

Team working in an office watching at a presentation

Start with the
customer strategy

Meet the partners who are part of our success story

A four-week DxMI engagement tells you where your customers are, where you stand against competitors, and what to build first.

Team working in an office watching at a presentation