Built for clinics and private practices

More enquiries.
More patients booked.

Kura makes sure every patient enquiry gets a reply, every appointment gets confirmed, and fewer people don't show up.

A free 30-minute call. No visit to your practice, no software pitch. We find the gap, value it and show you what to fix first.

The real problem

You may not need more patients. You may need to stop losing the ones who already called.

Patients call, message and ask about treatment every day. Reception is with someone. It's after five. The message sits unread until tomorrow. By then they've booked somewhere else — and nobody in the practice ever knew they existed.

What Kura does

An enquiry is not a message. It is money with a deadline.

Patients reach a practice through whichever door is nearest. Most of those doors have nobody standing behind them. Kura turns all of them into one list, and works that list until each enquiry is either in the diary or written off on purpose.

Every way a patient reaches you

Missed calls Walk-ins Ad comments and DMs Website forms Referrals Your existing records

become one enquiry list

and Kura works it in four stages

Capture

Every door logged as an enquiry with a name, a number and an owner — including the missed calls and walk-ins that currently leave no trace.

Follow-up

Nothing sits unanswered. Each enquiry is chased on whichever channel the patient will actually reply to, until it books or is closed.

Reactivate

Your own records are the largest untouched list you own. Patients overdue a recall are found and invited back.

Insights

How fast you answered, what you missed, what booked and what it was worth — measured against your own baseline, not an industry average.

The same missed call, twice.

Tendai rings the practice at 19:42. Nobody picks up — it’s after hours. A missed call leaves no trace, no name and no number. Here is that Tuesday at a practice running Kura, and at the same practice without it.

With Kura Tue 19:42 · after hours
00:00:00
from enquiry to outcome
Booked
19:42 — Tendai rings the practice. It rings out
19:42 — Kura logs the missed call as an enquiry and texts the number back
Hi, this is Ruvimbo Dental — sorry we missed your call. What can we help with? I can book you in from here.19:43
Oh hi — I was asking about whitening. Thursday morning any good?19:46
Booked — Thursday 10:00. I'll send a reminder the day before.19:47
Wed 09:00 — reminder sent, confirmed
Thu 09:52 — Tendai arrives. $85 in the till
Without Tue 19:42 · after hours
00:00:00
from enquiry to outcome
Lost
19:42 — Tendai rings the practice. It rings out
Tue 21:00 — nothing happens, because nothing was recorded. No name, no number, no trace
Wed 08:31 — reception opens with no idea the call ever came in
Wed 11:04 — Tendai tries once more. Engaged. She doesn't try again
Thu 10:58 — she books at the practice two streets over, who answered
Thu — one patient, gone. Nobody at the practice will ever know she existed

A phone call became a booked appointment. No bot answers a phone.

The free Revenue Leak Audit call

We start with one leak. Not five. One.

It's a free 30-minute call — we don't need to come to your practice. Before we speak we look at four places money quietly disappears, measure what the worst one is costing you, and show you that number on the call. We run a limited number each month so every practice gets proper attention.

EnquiriesWhich patient enquiry never got a reply?
CallsWho called when reception was busy?
QuotesWhich treatment quote went quiet?
PatientsWho hasn't been back in over a year?

The patient who stopped coming.

Chipo isn't a lead. She is already in your records. She was treated, she paid, she was happy — and nobody ever asked her to come back.

0
months since Chipo's last visit
Chipo M. · cleaning and one filling, April 2025 · never asked back
Apr 2025 — Chipo comes in. Cleaning, one filling. She pays and leaves happy
Oct 2025 — six-month recall due. Nobody has a list, so nobody sends it
Apr 2026 — a year. She hasn't thought about her teeth once
Jun 2026 — Kura reads the practice's own records and finds every patient overdue a recall
Approved WhatsApp templateHi Chipo, it's Ruvimbo Dental. Your last check-up was April last year — you're due one. Shall I hold a slot for you this month? Reply STOP if you'd rather not hear from us.Mon 09:14
Oh gosh, has it been that long. How much is a clean now?Mon 12:31
Chipo replied — Rutendo at the practice picks it up from here
Looking at your notes there's a filling from last year worth checking too — we'd do both in one visit. Tuesday 10:30 or Thursday 15:00?Mon 12:38
Tuesday pleaseMon 12:40
Booked — Tuesday 10:30. See you then.Mon 12:40
Tue — Chipo is back in the chair. She never left. Nobody had asked her to return

The cheapest patient you will ever book is one you have already treated.

Recall messages go to your own patients on an approved WhatsApp template, with an opt-out on the first line.

Why Kura is not just software

A trained specialist watches every enquiry.

  • A real person reviews your enquiry pipeline every working day
  • Anything the system can't handle gets picked up, not ignored
  • We set it up, run it and keep it working — your reception doesn't learn new software
  • You get a monthly report showing what was recovered

How you'll know it's working

Every month, a report signed by a person.

Not a dashboard you have to log into and interpret. One page, written by the specialist who ran your enquiries that month, telling you what happened and what they're doing next.

Sample
Kura
Monthly Recovery Report
Sample Dental Practice
Month 3 · measured against your baseline

How long a patient waited for a reply

Before Kura
14h 22m
median first reply
This month
3m 41s
median first reply
96%
answered within the hour
was 21%
1
enquiry never answered
was 23
41
arrived outside working hours
55% of all enquiries
Six of the eleven ad comments came in after 20:00. If you're spending on Meta, the evening is when it works — worth telling whoever runs your ads. Next month we're going after the 2024 recall list, roughly 90 patients.
Your Kura specialist
Answerable for these numbers

Example only — figures illustrate the format, not a real practice. Yours will carry your own numbers from month one.

  • A number you have never had

    No practice knows how long its patients actually wait for a reply. We measure it during your free audit, then measure it every month after. That baseline is yours whether you work with us or not.

  • We undercount on purpose

    A visit is only attributed when the enquiry, the reply and the booking are all in the same thread. Walk-ins and desk bookings are excluded, so the real figure is always higher than the one we show you.

  • Someone's judgement, not a data export

    The last section is written, not generated — what changed, what it means for your diary, what we're doing about it next month. A dashboard cannot tell you to keep Thursday afternoons free.

Book a free audit call Your baseline gets measured on that call.

Before you book anything

Put your own numbers in.

You don't need us to tell you there's a gap. You need to know what it's worth. Move the three sliders and the number on the right is yours, not ours.

60

Calls, WhatsApps, ad comments, website forms — everything, not just the ones that booked.

$80

The first visit, not their lifetime. Be conservative.

30%

Evenings, weekends, lunch hour, and the ones reception meant to come back to.

Walking out the door every year

$5,702

and nobody in the practice ever sees it happen

18 enquiries a month go quiet.
That's 216 a year.
About 71 of them would have booked if someone had replied.
Find out how much of that you can get back

Assumes one in three enquiries books when it gets a prompt reply — deliberately conservative. On the call we replace these estimates with your real numbers.

Your first step

What would fixing one leak be worth to your practice?

Pick a time that suits you. We'll ask a few questions about your practice first so that by the time we speak, we've already looked at where your enquiries come in.

Book a free audit call
  • 30 minutes, on a call — we don't visit your practice
  • A few quick questions first, so we've done the homework before we speak
  • You leave with a number, whether or not you work with us