Reminders, recall and reviews are included alongside the categories Solutionreach doesn't touch: an AI receptionist on your existing phones, automated insurance verification, and end-to-end claims with pre-authorizations and denial appeals.
Sili ona lelei mo: Practices that want communication AND the back office automated together.
Phones, texting, reminders and payments in one system — a hardware-and-software replacement rather than a campaign tool.
Sili ona lelei mo: Practices that want to replace phones and communication software at once.
Marketing-leaning patient communication — campaigns, reactivation, reviews — familiar territory for Solutionreach users.
Sili ona lelei mo: Practices whose priority is patient marketing and reactivation.
Set-and-forget reminders and confirmations with minimal configuration.
Sili ona lelei mo: Practices that want simple automated reminders with little setup.
Modern booking, forms and payments with strong PMS sync and month-to-month billing.
Sili ona lelei mo: Practices that want a modern patient-experience layer.
Solutionreach doesn't publish pricing; reviewers commonly report roughly $300+/month per location with annual contracts. Quotes vary by module and location count, so the real number comes from sales.
Intake.Dental publishes every tier flat — Solo $79.99 to Practice Autopilot $999.99 — month to month, with reminders and recall included rather than sold as the product.
For reminders plus the automation Solutionreach doesn't attempt — AI phone answering, insurance verification, claims — Intake.Dental. For a phones-first replacement, Weave. For marketing campaigns specifically, RevenueWell.
Pricing isn't published; practices typically report around $300+ per month per location on annual terms. Get the quote in writing along with the renewal terms.
No — it's a patient communication platform. Verification, pre-authorizations, claims and denials remain manual work for your team.
Yes. Reminder and recall rules are quick to recreate on any modern platform, and the PMS remains the source of truth for the schedule during the switch.
Solutionreach proved patient messaging matters, and its campaign depth is real. But messaging is now table stakes — included in platforms that also answer the phone and run the insurance back office. If campaigns are your whole need, it still delivers; if staff time is the constraint, look at what the alternatives automate beyond the inbox.
Solutionreach has been sending reminders, recall and review requests for two decades, and its campaign tooling is genuinely deep. Practices go looking for an alternative when the need moves past campaigns: calls that answer themselves, insurance that verifies itself, claims that track themselves — and a bill that isn't locked into an annual contract.
Fa'atulagaina se fa'aaliga e 30 minute ma matou te fa'aalia atu ia te oe le auala e matou fa'atusatusaina ai mea tāua e taua mo lau mātāgaluega.
Afai ua e faʻaogaina Dentrix, o le mea e faʻaopoopo ai e Intake Dental ma le mafuaʻaga e le suia ai lau PMS.
