The next session booked during this one
The follow-up date is set while the notes are still open. This is the highest-return detail in the whole system for a practice that lives on repeat attendance.
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The same patient, twelve times in six weeks. Everything depends on them coming back — and on the record still reading as one course of treatment, not twelve unrelated visits.
Physiotherapy has the opposite problem to a general OPD. Volume is not the difficulty; continuity is. A course of treatment only works if the patient attends it, and attendance drops the moment booking the next session becomes something that happens at the counter, later, if they remember.
The second difficulty is that twelve visits produce twelve records. Unless they read as one course, nobody — including the physiotherapist — can see progress without opening each in turn.
The follow-up date is set while the notes are still open. This is the highest-return detail in the whole system for a practice that lives on repeat attendance.
A reminder goes out ahead of the slot on a lead time you set. Sessions are missed because people forget, not because they decided to stop.
All visits sit under one permanent patient record, so the course reads in order rather than as separate events to reconstruct.
Define the session types you offer with their own prices, and bill them per visit. Payment method is recorded against each bill, so the week reconciles.
Better to know now than in week two. If one of these is central to how you practise, Nabz is probably not the right fit.
Not as a prepaid block that draws down automatically — sessions are billed as they happen. If package handling is central to how you charge, that is worth knowing before you start a trial.
Yes. Every session sits under one permanent patient record, in order, with the notes and bill from each.
It goes out as part of the advice on the prescription, which can be printed or sent to the patient on WhatsApp. It is text rather than a built exercise plan with images.
14 days free, no card needed. If it does not fit your practice you will know inside a week.
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