A free 20-minute review for private clinics

Find the admin workflow costing your clinic the most time.

We’ll map where bookings, HMO claims, patient recall, or intake gets stuck—then show you the one system worth fixing first.

  • 20 minutesFocused on one real workflow
  • Free reviewNo documents to prepare
  • Admin onlyNo patient information discussed
Clinic operations / live view System ready
Incoming enquiry 09:12

“Hello po, can I book a cleaning this Saturday morning? Do you accept my HMO?”

Illustrative message · no identifying data
Appointment
Sat09:30

Dental cleaning

Confirmed
Reminder queue
24h reminderQueued
No-show follow-upReady
Claims watch
HMOAmountAge
HMO B₱300186d
Illustrative ledger · professional-fee tracking
Recall queue
12

follow-ups ready this week

Review before sending

One patient message should not become four manual jobs.

Today, a booking can start in Messenger, move to a notebook, get typed into clinic software, then depend on someone remembering the reminder, claim, and recall.

A connected back office captures the details once and moves the administrative work forward—with your staff still in control.

Message arrivesCapture the request
Staff reviewsConfirm the details
System follows throughRemind, track, recall

The work is getting done. The system around it isn’t.

These are not staff problems. They are workflow problems that keep returning every clinic day.

Bookings are encoded twice

A Messenger inquiry becomes a logbook entry, then another record somewhere else.

Repeated work

HMO paperwork has no owner

Charge slips and LOAs are tracked by memory until a professional fee goes missing.

Unseen exposure

Recall depends on remembering

A patient due back in six months is easy to miss when nobody owns the list.

Lost continuity

One person holds the workflow together

When the secretary is out, booking, billing, and follow-up slow down with them.

Single point of failure

The offer

A useful review, even if we never work together.

This is not a software demo or a tour of everything automation can do. We trace one clinic workflow, find the avoidable friction, and decide whether it is worth fixing.

Book My Clinic Systems Review

You leave with:

  1. 01
    A bottleneck map

    Where the work starts, who touches it, and where it stalls or gets repeated.

  2. 02
    One first-workflow recommendation

    The administrative fix most likely to remove friction without disrupting the clinic.

  3. 03
    A practical pilot outline

    What we would test first, what stays human-reviewed, and what success should look like.

Come as you are: the review does not use a sales deck, prepared documents, or patient information.

The administrative layer your clinic is missing.

Start with one workflow. Connect the others only when the first is working.

BK

Booking and reminders

Capture appointment requests from Messenger or SMS, confirm the slot, send reminders, and follow up after a no-show.

Less back-and-forth. Fewer forgotten follow-ups.

CL

Claims and professional-fee tracking

Read charge slips and LOAs into one ledger per HMO, age each item, and flag it before a filing window closes.

Know what is owed and what needs attention.

RC

Patient recall

Prepare follow-up lists for check-ups, package renewals, and inquiries that never became a booking.

Make recall a routine, not a memory test.

IN

Records and intake

Capture administrative forms and documents into a searchable system your staff can use.

One source of truth instead of another notebook.

Clear boundaries by design

Administration gets automated. Patient care does not.

Every proposed workflow is designed around the minimum administrative data it needs, with clinic staff reviewing the work that leaves your system.

Data control

Your clinic remains the data controller. greenbananaPH works as a processor under a written data processing agreement.

AI handling

Identifying details are removed before anything reaches an AI model, then restored on your side.

Cross-border terms

Processing is covered by the National Privacy Commission’s model contractual clauses.

Clinical boundary

Nothing about a patient’s condition or care is processed. This is administration only.

What stays outside the system
  • No diagnosis or clinical triage
  • No replacement for your EMR
  • No HMO or PhilHealth submission on your behalf
  • No promise that an HMO will pay faster

Start small enough to prove.

No clinic needs a giant transformation project. The first useful system should earn the right to expand.

  1. 01

    Review the workflow

    Twenty minutes on how the work moves today, where it slows down, and what your staff has already tried.

  2. 02

    Pilot one fix

    Build the highest-impact administrative workflow first and run it alongside the clinic’s current process.

  3. 03

    Hand it to the team

    Train the staff who will use it, keep the review points clear, and expand only when the first workflow is dependable.

Questions before the review.

Short answers, before you spend twenty minutes with us.

Is this another clinic software subscription?

No. We design the missing workflow around the tools your clinic already uses. We do not replace your EMR or clinic-management software.

Do I need to share patient records?

You don’t. The review needs no documents or patient information; we discuss the steps in the workflow, not a patient’s care.

Can you automate HMO claims?

We can structure documents, track aging, and warn your team before deadlines. Your clinic still validates and submits to the HMO or PhilHealth portal.

What happens after the review?

You receive the recommended first workflow and pilot outline. If the opportunity is useful, we can scope the pilot. If it is not, we will say so.

Your next clinic day can run differently

Bring the workflow that keeps getting pushed to tomorrow.

We’ll help you see what is manual by necessity, what is manual by habit, and which first fix is worth testing.

FreeNo proposal required
20 minOne focused workflow
PrivateNo patient data

Book your Clinic Systems Review

Joyce will reach out within one working day to arrange a time.

Come without documents or patient information.