Empty future schedule
A patient finishes today without enough visits booked to match the plan.
Find the gaps. Keep care moving.
VisitRevive uses a simple scheduling report to show independent PT teams who needs attention, why they were flagged, who owns the next step, and what was actually recovered.
No EMR integration required. Provide a basic scheduling report with patient names and identifying details removed, and VisitRevive turns it into a prioritized follow-up list.
VisitRevive in 43 seconds
The walkthrough uses fictional data and follows the full clinic workflow: report, prioritize, assign, and prove the outcome.
What proof looks like
Illustrative 30-day pilot result using fictional data.
The leak is rarely one big event
A patient finishes today without enough visits booked to match the plan.
A canceled or missed visit is never rescheduled, and nobody owns the next step.
Remaining visits and renewal deadlines are buried until the schedule is already interrupted.
A focused recovery workflow
Use a basic appointment report from your existing scheduling system with patient names and identifying details removed.
Surface drop-off, cancellation, authorization, underbooking, and referral risks.
Assign an owner and count recovery only after the outcome, amount, and evidence are recorded.
See the exact setup
Download the fictional sample spreadsheet, follow the Raintree report checklist, and preview the owner scorecard.
Now with a role-aware assistant
Best founding-pilot fit
Enough scheduling volume for leakage to be meaningful, with leadership close to the workflow.
A scheduling or appointment-summary spreadsheet that can be copied without patient names or identifying details.
A clinic leader who can review the queue weekly and confirm which visits were recovered.
Three founding clinics
We will establish a baseline, prepare a privacy-safe copy of your scheduling report, work the recovery queue with your team, and review documented outcomes weekly.
Tell us about the workflow you want to improve. Applications are reviewed personally.
Questions
No. VisitRevive works alongside it using a basic scheduling report.
Raintree is the first documented setup. Appointment reports from WebPT, Prompt, and other systems can be evaluated during pilot onboarding.
Not for the founding pilot. Start with the fictional sample. Any clinic report must be a separate, clinic-approved copy with names, contact details, dates of birth, addresses, full medical record numbers, and free-text notes removed.
VisitRevive counts recovery only after a user records the outcome, amount, and supporting evidence note. Estimated opportunity remains separate from verified recovery.
No. This is an early, hands-on workflow pilot. Do not provide protected health information unless a future written agreement and appropriate safeguards explicitly allow it.