One QR at reception. Hours, address and contact channel without a queue at the desk.
VISU builds the clinic page on visu.to with contact, insurance plans and the channels it already runs, the Local tab with address, hours and phone, and the QR ready for the poster, the desk and the card.
Frequent questions
Hours, address and channels.
Where the QR answers before the desk does.
Three moments in the visit, three uses of the same page.
Information for patients
Point your camera at the code
Hours, address and phone.
Before the appointment
Anyone about to book finds hours, address and phone without calling to ask.
Entrance poster carrying the page QR.
Frequent questions
Guidance the clinic publishes.
At reception
Patients who have arrived read the clinic's guidance without taking the receptionist away from the desk.
Desk piece carrying the page QR.
YOUR CLINIC
Specialty and location
Contact and address
visu.to
On the clinic card
Anyone leaving the appointment has a way back to the right contact later.
Business card of the clinic carrying the page QR.
What VISU delivers and what stays with the clinic.
VISU builds
- The page for the clinic or the professional: cover, avatar, bio and the links to contact, service, insurance plans and route.
- The Local tab with address, map, opening hours and phone.
- The clinic QR, as a print file.
- The artwork for the entrance poster, the desk piece and the business card, ready for print.
- The copy and the order of the links, from first to last.
Stays with the clinic
- The content of the patient guidance.
- The service channels the clinic already runs.
- The list of specialties, professionals and insurance plans.
- Clinical and administrative approval of the copy.
- Printing, to be arranged.
One clinic, one professional or a network.
Open each scope to see what the work covers.
Clinic presence
The base: the clinic gets an address of its own on the phone of whoever is looking for care.
- Clinic page on visu.to, with the links it already uses.
- Local tab with address, map, hours and phone.
- Clinic QR as a print file.
- Artwork for the entrance poster, the desk piece and the business card.
Professional
Each professional with their own specialty, channels and card.
- One page and one QR per professional.
- Specialties and institutional information separated by professional.
- A business card carrying the QR of each one.
- A link between the page of the professional and the page of the clinic.
Network of locations
Several locations on the same base, with what changes at each address.
- A shared base of copy, links and pieces.
- One page and one QR per location.
- Local tab with the address and the hours of each location.
- Variation per location in the printed pieces.
Scope and investment are defined in a proposal.
Three direct questions.
Does the page hold patient data?
No. The page carries only public information about the clinic: address, hours, contact channels, specialties and the guidance the clinic itself decides to publish.
Do these scopes have a fixed price?
No. The scope describes what the work covers. Scope and investment are defined in a proposal, after the conversation about the clinic.
Do I need to use every VISU product?
No. The clinic starts with the page and the QR. The rest comes in if and when it changes something at the front desk.
What does reception answer most?
Tell us how the clinic serves patients today and point to what already exists. From there we define what needs to be produced.
- Opening hours and contact channels.
- The guidance reception repeats every day.
- The professionals and locations that get a page.