Review management

Listen first. Ask for the review second.

After a completed visit, Savvy checks in with one thoughtful question. Happy patients get your review link; concerns reach your team before anyone asks for a public review.

Post-visit check-in

The reply decides what happens next.

One question
Savvy checks in

Hi Riley—how did your visit with us go today?

“Everyone was wonderful!”

Positive experience

Review link sent

“I still have a question about the soreness.”

Needs care from the team

Staff notified

Patient-first routing

Every reply gets the appropriate next step

  • Starts after a real visit

    Outreach follows the patient’s completed appointment.

  • One warm question first

    Savvy listens before deciding what the patient needs next.

  • Concerns reach people

    Worry, pain, or confusion goes to staff—not a review link.

A better feedback moment

Grow reviews without losing the patient behind them.

The same check-in that helps happy patients share their experience also gives concerned patients a direct path back to your team.

01

More thoughtful review requests

The review link follows a positive response instead of arriving as a blind campaign message.

02

Earlier service recovery

A patient concern becomes visible while your team still has a chance to help.

03

A human response to clinical questions

Savvy acknowledges the patient and brings staff in without attempting clinical advice.

The right next step

Happy patients can share. Concerned patients can be heard.

The patient’s response—not a bulk list—determines whether Savvy sends the review link or alerts your team.

01

Satisfied patients receive the configured public review link.

02

Unhappy or worried patients receive an empathetic acknowledgement.

03

Staff receive a concise summary when follow-up or clinical help is needed.

04

Outreach stops after the appropriate next step instead of continuing with generic messages.

Why batch review asks fail

A review request should never ignore a patient who needs help.

Batch review links treat every visit the same. A useful workflow first listens, distinguishes satisfaction from concern, and makes the next step appropriate to the patient response.

01

Timing is disconnected

Review outreach works best when it starts from a completed visit instead of an unrelated marketing list.

02

Every reply is treated as positive

Pain, confusion, frustration, or a clinical question requires staff follow-up—not another request for a public review.

03

Concerns disappear in an inbox

Staff need a concise summary and the patient needs an empathetic acknowledgement that the team was notified.

Listen, then respond

How Savvy treats feedback like a conversation

Every check-in begins with a completed visit and one clear question. What happens next follows the patient’s answer.

  1. 01

    Find completed visits

    Start with eligible completed appointments inside the timing your practice chooses.

  2. 02

    Ask how the visit went

    Send a warm, concise check-in with one clear question and wait for the patient response.

  3. 03

    Choose the right next step

    Send the review link to a satisfied patient, or identify concern, confusion, pain, or a clinical question.

  4. 04

    Close the loop

    Stop after the review link, an opt-out, the reply window, or a staff notification and patient acknowledgement.

Inside Agent Hub

See the check-in, review link, and staff alert your practice controls.

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Savvy Agents Agent Hub template library with Review Management Agent selected
The Review Management setup in Agent Hub shows the completed visits, messaging, review link, and staff notifications Savvy can use. Your team can see what comes next.

Patient trust first

Never ask for praise when someone needs help.

Savvy does not pressure patients, guess how silence feels, or answer clinical questions. Concerns go directly to your team.

  • Never pressure a patient or send a review link after a concerning response.
  • Never answer clinical questions or give clinical advice.
  • Never manufacture sentiment from silence or an ambiguous reply.
  • Never continue after opt-out, staff takeover, or the practice’s reply window.

See patient-first review outreach

Show us your post-visit experience. We’ll show you how reviews can begin with listening.

See how Savvy checks in, sends your review link to satisfied patients, and helps your team respond when someone needs care.

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