Let patients know you care about them Looking forward to a dental visit? It won’t happen often. For many children and adults alike, it’s a bit of a shock each time the day of the appointment approaches. Yet the dentist’s office…
September 29, 2021
How 160 characters help deliver a high quality service. You have probably already received it on your phone, that SMS to remind you of a dental or hospital appointment. This SMS service is used by many healthcare institutions as an extra…
September 22, 2021
SMS results in fewer ‘no-shows’ and a lower workload for healthcare staff Every day, thousands of care providers are working to make people healthier, to reduce health problems and to cure patients. Even though we are living longer than ever, a…
September 15, 2021
With SMS as a supporting tool for service-oriented work Would you like to know how customer satisfaction is at your healthcare organisation? Then ask your colleagues who work in your ‘front office’. They are the eyes and ears of your institution.…
August 30, 2021
Almost every adult has been to ‘the physio’ at some point. Physiotherapists treat many different complaints. From sports injuries to a sprained ankle and from incontinence problems to a strained jaw. But a visit to the physiotherapist is also quite exciting…
July 29, 2021
Fewer no-shows, optimal staffing levels and lower costs with the SMS appointment reminder service at GP practices. A simple, short SMS message to remind patients of their GP appointment prevents appointments from being forgotten and valuable GP time from being wasted. PharmaPartners developed…
July 27, 2021
By lowering the threshold, more people show up Getting a call for a preventative health screening is not something that many people look forward to. Sometimes, the fear of an examination or the result is so great that the person does…
July 20, 2021
E-consultations are currently an indispensable tool for doctors and patients (even after the corona crisis). If there is one sector where technological developments have a major impact on us all, it is healthcare. The corona crisis has even accelerated our knowledge…
July 7, 2021
Spryng started with SMS services in 2008 to reduce the no-show problem in healthcare. With great success: our API has now been linked to all EHR, authentication and notification systems in healthcare.
ISO 27001 and NEN 7510 certified, the only SMS provider in Europe with both certifications. The security and safety of your data and that of your customers is 100% GDPR proof at Spryng.
Experience in healthcare since 2008 and with more than a thousand
linked healthcare institutions, we are the experts in providing SMS for healthcare.
Start sending SMS today to your patients with just one SMS API. As a result you will increase patient satisfaction, reduce the number of no-shows and reduce the workload of your staff.
Always an up-to-date overview
Including information about SMS messages that are not delivered (error codes).
Billing
Post-calculation is possible
Easily allocate costs
Easily check your usage per section with main and sub accounts.
no-show reduction through
the use of SMS
We don’t charge start-up fees or monthly costs. You only pay for what you actually send. And testing is always possible at Spryng!
Protect your clients from unauthorised access with a One Time Password via SMS. With OTP or 2FA we secure your patient portals, software and applications.
Send your clients an appointment reminder by SMS at the right time and significantly reduce the number of no-shows. This saves money and improves your customer satisfaction.
Spryng has links with many systems. From healthcare to TMS providers and calendar systems. This way you can quickly get started with sending SMS messages. Is your system not yet linked by Spryng? Use our REST API. Easy!
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Messaging provider Spryng is announcing a major leadership transition! After nearly two decades at the helm of messaging provider Spryng, founder and former General Manager Marc Rottinghuis is stepping down,…
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