StickySignal Care runs your med spa's entire patient follow-up from a real iPhone at your front desk — day-two check-ins, recovery photos, twelve-week rebooks — in conversations so human, your patients ask for her by name.
Think of it as a company-wide thread for patient care. Everybody still takes care of their own patients — Julie just drafts like the best coordinator you've ever hired, and never forgets a single follow-up.
We hand you a physical iPhone with your care line on it. It sits at reception like any office phone. If a patient calls the number, your staff picks up — the entire text history is right there on the screen. No robo-voice, no dead-end number, ever.
Julie is trained on your treatments, your doctors' names, your tone. She checks in on day two, knows bruising from a red flag, reads the photo a patient sends, and answers at human pace — with typing, pauses, and warmth. Blue bubbles and all.
Run it fully automated, or in review mode: every drafted message waits in your Care Desk next to the patient's file. Read it, tweak it, tap send. Your team stays the author — Julie just does the remembering.
A missed follow-up doesn't feel like lost revenue.Why the best med spas are quietly automating care
It feels like nothing happened.
That's exactly the problem.
Your revenue is on a timer, and every patient's timer is different. Julie runs each one, personally — from the drive home after the appointment to the rebook that fills next month's calendar.
Before she's home, the relationship starts. Aftercare instructions in plain language, and an open door.
Hi Jessica, it's Julie from Dr. Reyes' office 🤍 You did great today. Ice 10 min on, 10 off tonight, and no workouts til Thursday. Text me here if anything feels off — this line is me, not a machine menu.Swelling peaks, anxiety peaks — and nobody from a normal spa calls. Julie does. Photos get reviewed, worries get answered, and every reply lands in the patient's file.
Just checking in after your filler — how are you feeling today?
Day 2 — reviewed by a human in under a minute.Results have settled and she's in love with them. That's the moment Julie asks — one warm sentence, one link. Reviews stop being a favor and start being a reflex.
Your results should be fully settled now — we'd love to see! And if you have 60 seconds, a review means the world to a small practice like ours 💛
Day 14 — settled, and she sent it herself.Julie knows the touch-up window before the patient feels it fading. She holds the appointment, not the discount.
Hi Jessica! Your touch-up window opens next week — want me to hold your usual Thursday 2pm with Dr. Reyes before the week fills up?A patient who misses one cycle is halfway to a competitor. Julie notices the silence and reaches out like a person who actually missed her — because the practice did.
Hi Jessica — it's been a while and Dr. Reyes was asking about you! No pressure at all, but if you've been thinking about coming back in, I can find you something this week 🤍Before med spas, we built this for licensed cannabis retail — an industry banned from Google ads, Meta ads, and mass email. Conversation was the only channel allowed, so we made it the only channel that mattered. One store, one campaign, thirty days:
Real numbers from our proof-of-concept deployment in a licensed dispensary with 118,000+ customer profiles. We publish the mechanism, not mystery math — ask us on a call and we'll walk you through exactly how attribution was measured.
Anyone can send SMS blasts. Nobody replies to them. StickySignal Care is engineered around one obsession: the conversation has to feel like a person from your office — because functionally, it is one.
Native iMessage from a real device — typing indicators, read receipts, photo replies, tapbacks. It reads like a text from a person because it arrives exactly like one.
Julie doesn't answer in 0.4 seconds at 3am. She types, pauses, responds at the rhythm of a busy front desk — the tempo your brain reads as "person."
She gives before she asks: aftercare first, check-in second, rebook third. By the time Julie suggests an appointment, the patient owes her one — and knows it.
Every reply, photo, preference, and hesitation lives in the file. Julie never asks twice, never mixes patients up, and remembers the lip-flip question from March.
Anything that smells like a complication is escalated to your staff instantly — flagged thread, Slack ping, phone buzz. Julie comforts and hands off. She never plays doctor.
Patients can call the care line and reach your actual front desk — the iPhone is sitting right there, conversation history on screen. Try that with a short-code blast platform.
Flat monthly rate. No per-message fees, no credits, no contracts that outlive your patience. One rebooked filler patient a month typically covers the line.
Green-bubble texting from your own number. Follow-up handled, start to finish.
Every conversation becomes structured data you can approve, search and sync.
Blue bubbles, read receipts, a real iPhone on your desk. The full white-glove build.
We're onboarding a small first class of med spas. Marquee practices can run a full proof-of-concept on their own patient list — free — and see the rebooks before paying a dollar.
One line. One Julie. Every patient checked on, every cycle rebooked, every quiet one won back. We're accepting founding med-spa clients now.
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