Massage therapy and acupuncture

Reviews and rebooking built for massage therapy.

ExperClinic is a patient communication platformfor massage therapy, acupuncture, and reiki.30-day reactivation, post-visit review requests,and two-way SMS for solo practitioners and clinics.

Session complete. Review request scheduled for tonight.
Tue 5:14pm
5-star Google review from Sarah. "Best RMT I have ever seen."
Tue 9:42pm
Reactivation sent to Maya. Last session 30 days ago.
6:30am
Maya replied: "Yes, can I book Friday at 2pm?"
11:18am

ExperClinic is a patient communication platform for massage therapy, acupuncture, and reiki. After every visit, clients get an SMS with two options: leave a Google review or send private feedback. The same platform handles appointment reminders and a 30-day reactivation message that brings clients back without staff time.

What it does

What massage and acupuncture practices use ExperClinic for

Three jobs that match how independent practitioners actually work.

1

30-day reactivation

Massage therapy ships with a 30-day reactivation window. Acupuncture defaults to 30 days as well. One month after a client's last visit, ExperClinic sends a customizable SMS to bring them back. The cadence keeps loyal clients on your books without you having to think about it.

2

Post-visit review requests

Reviews are the growth lever for independent RMTs and acupuncturists. After every completed session, a personalized review request goes out at the optimal evening hour. Every client sees the same two options in the same SMS: leave a public Google review, or send private feedback. The client chooses. ExperClinic never routes by expected sentiment.

3

Two-way SMS for rebooking

Clients reply directly to your reactivation SMS to book their next session. The reply lands in your dashboard inbox. Solo practitioners handle bookings without phone tag; multi-therapist clinics let any staff member pick up the conversation.

The problem

Why independent practitioners need automated communication

Three problems that come with running a high-touch, recurring-care practice.

Forgetting

Loyal clients forget to rebook.

A great RMT-client relationship can quietly fade because both sides assume the other will book the next session. Three months later, the client realizes their back hurts again and ends up in someone else's chair.

No admin staff

Solo practitioners do not have time to chase follow-ups.

Most independent RMTs and acupuncturists run their own books, returns, scheduling, and clinical work. Manual recall messages are the first thing to fall off the to-do list. Automatic SMS recall keeps the practice growing without taking time away from clients.

Discoverability

New clients find you through Google reviews.

Without a clinic-brand to lean on, an independent practitioner is found through "RMT near me" or "acupuncture near me" searches. Review count and recency dominate that search. Volume only compounds when reviews are asked for after every session.

How it helps

How does ExperClinic help massage and acupuncture practices?

Five capabilities, all included on every plan.

30-day reactivation

Default for massage therapy and acupuncture. Configurable per practice for tighter or looser windows depending on your client cadence.

Automated review requests

Sent after every completed session. The growth lever for independent practitioners who do not have a clinic-brand to lean on.

48h and 24h reminders

Two SMS reminders per scheduled session. Both default on for massage therapy and acupuncture. No-show reduction matters most for solo practitioners.

Per-practitioner credentials

Massage ships with RMT, acupuncture with R.Ac. Reiki uses "Reiki Master". The platform never hardcodes "Dr." for non-medical practitioners.

Two-way SMS for rebooking

Client replies (booking, rescheduling, questions) land in your dashboard. One inbox for every conversation, threaded by client.

38%
no-show reduction is the published benchmark for SMS appointment reminders.
20%
higher local search ranking for practices with 100+ Google reviews compared to practices with fewer.
25%
average increase in new patient inquiries within 6 months of improving online reviews.
FAQ

Common questions from massage and acupuncture practices

How does the 30-day reactivation cadence work?
Massage therapy ships with a 30-day reactivation window. One month after a client's last visit, ExperClinic sends a customizable SMS inviting them back. Acupuncture defaults to 30 days as well, reiki to 60 days. Each window is configurable per practice if you prefer a tighter or looser cadence.
Can a solo practitioner use ExperClinic without a front desk?
Yes. Solo RMTs and acupuncturists are one of our most common users. The platform runs without staff intervention: review requests go out automatically after every completed appointment, reactivation messages go out daily, reminders fire 48 and 24 hours before visits. The only manual step is adding a client when they book or recording a visit when it ends.
How are credentials handled for RMTs and acupuncturists?
Massage therapy ships with no prefix and RMT as the default suffix, with MT as an alternate. Acupuncture ships with no prefix and R.Ac as the default, with R.TCMP as an alternate. Reiki ships with "Reiki Master" as the suffix option. ExperClinic never hardcodes "Dr." on these specialties.
Why are post-visit reviews so important for solo practitioners?
Independent RMTs and acupuncturists do not have a clinic name to lean on. New clients find them through Google review searches and word of mouth. A practitioner with 80 reviews wins more new clients than one with 8, even if both deliver the same treatment. Automated post-visit review requests are the most reliable way to grow review count without spending time chasing clients.
Will this work for a clinic with multiple therapists?
Yes. Add each RMT or acupuncturist as a separate practitioner with their own credentials. The review request SMS names the therapist the client saw. Reviews land on your single Google Business Profile (the standard pattern), but feedback and the activity log attribute the visit to the correct practitioner.
Can I import client records from my current scheduler?
Yes. ExperClinic accepts CSV bulk uploads of up to 5,000 clients per file and 5,000 appointments per file. Most schedulers (Jane App, Schedulicity, MassageBook, Acuity) export to CSV. Direct integrations are not yet available, but the trade-off is that the platform is a fraction of the price of integrated competitors.
What happens when a client texts STOP?
STOP scopes to your practice only. The client is flagged as opted out from your practice and receives no further automated SMS. The record stays in your client list, just marked. Inbound STOP, START, and HELP are handled per TCPA convention.
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