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Frequently asked questions about Wazzy for physiotherapy and osteopathy

Inquire how Wazzy adapts to physiotherapy and osteopathy clinics, how it manages appointments, professionals, services, and WhatsApp conversations, and how it helps with daily reception operations.

Yes.

Physiotherapy is one of the main specialties for which Wazzy is designed.

The assistant can care for patients via WhatsApp, answer questions about the clinic, guide requests, manage appointments, and work together with the reception panel and, optionally, the medical CRM.

Yes.

Wazzy can be used in physiotherapy centers, osteopathy centers, or clinics that combine both disciplines.

Wazzy can automate an important part of customer service and reception on WhatsApp.

It can answer queries about services, prices, and schedules, understand what the patient needs, guide the request, check availability, book, modify, or cancel appointments, and transfer the conversation to the team when necessary.

Yes.

Wazzy features predefined settings and structures oriented toward physical therapy and osteopathy that serve as a starting point.

Afterwards, each clinic can adapt its services, professionals, schedules, prices, and operating rules.

Not necessarily.

Wazzy starts from an initial structure that the clinic can modify and complete according to the services it actually offers.

Yes.

The clinic can configure its services and associate them with the corresponding professionals, duration, schedules, and appointment rules.

Wazzy can work with the services that the clinic has configured, such as initial assessments, physiotherapy sessions, osteopathy, rehabilitation, follow-ups, or other services specific to the center.

The specific configuration depends on the actual offer of each clinic.

Yes.

When the patient explains what is happening to them, Wazzy can use that information and the criteria configured by the clinic to direct the request toward a compatible service or professional.

This does not constitute a physical therapy evaluation or a diagnosis.

Wazzy can ask follow-up questions to understand what the patient needs before checking availability.

For example, you can ask for the reason for the visit when that information is necessary to determine which service or professional is appropriate.

Yes.

It can ask follow-up questions and use the criteria configured by the clinic to guide you toward an initial assessment or the appropriate service.

It does not make a diagnosis or decide clinical treatment.

Yes.

You can ask the patient to briefly describe the reason for the visit and use that information to guide the request according to the clinic's setup.

It does not perform a clinical assessment.

You can use the patient's description to steer the conversation toward the configured services.

It does not clinically interpret symptoms, diagnose injuries, or replace the evaluation of a physical therapist.

No.

Wazzy does not perform medical or physical therapy diagnoses.

Not as a clinical decision.

It can guide the patient toward an initial assessment or toward one of the configured services, but the prescription of treatment is the responsibility of the healthcare professional.

Not as a clinical decision.

It can guide the request based on the services and criteria configured by the clinic, but it does not clinically determine which discipline the patient needs.

Yes.

The clinic can configure an initial assessment as a differentiated service, with its own duration, professionals, and scheduling rules.

Yes.

The clinic can configure both types of appointment separately and assign them different durations, professionals, or rules when necessary.

Yes.

Wazzy can manage the various appointments the patient needs within the calendar.

The number of sessions and the therapeutic plan are defined by the professional.

Yes, when operations and clinic availability allow.

Wazzy can manage multiple appointments, but it does not decide on its own how many sessions the patient needs.

It can manage multiple appointments within a treatment, but it does not automatically determine a recurring therapeutic schedule.

The need and frequency of the sessions are up to the professional.

Yes.

The clinic can set different durations for each service, for example, an initial assessment, a follow-up session, or another type of treatment.

Yes.

The clinic can configure physiotherapists, osteopaths, or other professionals and link them to the services performed by each one.

Yes.

The clinic can indicate which professionals can perform each service so that Wazzy takes that information into account when checking availability.

Yes.

A professional can be associated with different services within the clinic setting.

Yes.

If the clinic works with multiple professionals, each appointment can be assigned based on the service, the corresponding professional, and the configured availability.

Yes.

If the patient requests a specific professional and that professional performs the corresponding service, Wazzy can check their availability.

When multiple professionals can perform the service, Wazzy can check availability among the compatible professionals according to the clinic's configuration.

Yes.

Rooms or booths can be configured as calendar resources when they are needed to provide certain services.

Yes.

When both resources are needed, Wazzy can take into account the availability of the professional and the room to avoid incompatible bookings.

Currently, standard resource management focuses on professionals and rooms or booths.

Specific equipment is not part of the current standard management.

Yes.

The patient can check availability, book, reschedule, or cancel appointments via WhatsApp even when the reception is offline, always in accordance with the clinic's configuration.

Yes.

Wazzy can handle the request and update the schedule accordingly.

Yes.

Can you provide the prices that the clinic has configured in its knowledge base?.

Yes.

It can communicate prices, terms, or information about voucher packages that the clinic has set up.

Currently not as a standard feature.

Wazzy does not specifically track how many sessions are left in a prepaid voucher or package.

Yes.

You can report on the insurance companies, mutual funds, or conditions that the clinic has configured.

Wazzy can detect situations that may require urgent attention and apply the protocol configured by the clinic, such as instructing the patient to contact the corresponding emergency number.

Wazzy does not perform a medical assessment of urgency.

No.

Wazzy does not clinically determine the severity of symptoms nor does it replace the evaluation of a healthcare professional.

No.

Wazzy can receive those files via WhatsApp, but it does not perform a medical or physiotherapeutic interpretation of their content.

Wazzy can notify the team that a file has been received.

If the clinic uses the medical CRM, it can offer the team the option to attach it to the patient's file, always with human confirmation.

It allows expanding the patient file with clinical history, professional notes, documents, images, and consent evidence.

Currently, the core of the medical CRM is common to the different specialties.

Currently not as a standard feature.

The specific management of prepaid vouchers or sessions is not part of the current core of the medical CRM.

The team or the professional themselves, when they have the corresponding permissions, can register an absence from the reception panel.

If it affects existing appointments, Wazzy can notify the affected patients via WhatsApp and chat with them to find a new appointment.

Yes.

You can contact each patient, check new availability, and manage a new appointment.

It does not unilaterally assign a new date without the patient's participation.

Yes.

The clinic can configure both disciplines, their services, and the professionals working in each.

Yes.

It can work with different services and professionals within the same clinic as long as they are correctly configured.

Wazzy is not limited to answering questions.

You can use the reason for the visit to guide the patient, check real-time availability, manage appointments, and connect the conversation with the operations of the reception dashboard.

An online scheduling tool typically allows the patient to choose directly between different time slots.

Wazzy allows the patient to explain what they need first, resolve doubts, and guide the request before searching for and managing the appointment within WhatsApp.

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