Assessment before the plan
Start with an intake and assessment, then build a treatment plan that matches the case.
Take assessments, treatment sessions, and whole courses of rehab online, with the same therapist held across the plan. Built for Lebanon, in Arabic and English.
New patients book an initial assessment with its own longer duration, separate from follow-up sessions. The intake form captures the referral reason, pain area, and any red flags before they arrive. Your physio walks in already knowing what the visit is about.
See how it worksAssessment, a booked plan, one therapist, and reminders that keep patients on track.
Start with an intake and assessment, then build a treatment plan that matches the case.
Book a full course of recurring sessions in one go, spaced the way the plan needs.
Keep the same physiotherapist across every session so progress never restarts.
Sell session packages and take deposits up front with Whish Pay in LBP or USD.
Send reminders and home-exercise notes on WhatsApp so patients keep showing up.
List your assessment, treatment session, manual therapy, dry needling, and rehab services with the right duration and buffer for each. Add packages and course templates so common plans are one click.
Set each therapist's working hours, skills, and which branch they cover. Patients can request a specific physio or let the system hold one across a course.
Connect Whish Pay to take deposits or sell packages, and switch on WhatsApp confirmations and reminders with reschedule links. Set your cancellation policy once.
Put yourclinic.hjezle.com on Instagram, Google, and your WhatsApp. Patients book assessments and full courses 24/7, with no app and no account needed.
Collect history and complaint before the first visit
Book a block of recurring rehab sessions at once
Same physiotherapist held across the full plan
See session history and progress per patient
Sell and track multi-session treatment packages
Take deposits in LBP or USD up front
WhatsApp reminders before every session
Time between sessions for setup and notes
Per-therapist calendars across your team
Run every clinic location in one view
One link for Instagram, Google and WhatsApp
Your clinic name on your own subdomain
Built specifically for service businesses in Lebanon — bilingual Arabic and English, Beirut timezone, LBP and USD pricing, Whish Pay for local cards, and a branded booking page on your own subdomain.
A physiotherapy clinic does not sell single visits; it sells recovery over weeks. The booking flow has to handle assessments, recurring courses, therapist continuity, and packages without burying your front desk in phone calls. Here is how to set Hjezle up so the schedule runs the way a rehab plan actually works.
The first visit is not the same as the tenth. An initial assessment needs more time for history-taking, examination, and explaining the plan, while a follow-up treatment session is shorter and focused. Give each its own service with its own duration so the calendar reflects reality and a new patient is never squeezed into a follow-up slot.
Make the assessment the default entry point for new patients on your booking page. Use the intake form to collect the referral reason, the painful area, and any flags worth knowing before they walk in. The physio starts the session prepared instead of spending the first ten minutes catching up.
A manual therapy session, a dry needling appointment, and a full assessment take different amounts of time and room. Set each service's true length and add a buffer for notes, cleaning the plinth, and turning the room over. Honest durations stop the day sliding later and later as small overruns stack up.
Buffers also protect the physio from being booked wall to wall with no room to write up exercises. A few minutes between patients keeps the schedule on time and the notes accurate. Patients feel the difference when the clinic runs to time.
Rehab works in courses: two sessions a week for six weeks, or three a week after surgery. If each session is booked one at a time, slots fill up before the patient can claim them and the plan falls apart. Book the full block at once so every session in the course is held in advance.
A booked course also gives the patient certainty. They can see their schedule, plan around it, and commit to the plan instead of deciding visit by visit. Adherence is half the outcome in physiotherapy, and a locked-in schedule supports it.
Continuity is clinical, not just nice to have. The physio who did the assessment knows the baseline, the progressions, and what the patient responds to, so handing the case around mid-course loses that context. Hold one therapist across the entire plan by default.
Leave room for flexibility where it helps. If a patient needs an extra session and their usual physio is full, let them book any available therapist for that single visit. The default protects continuity; the exception keeps the patient moving.
Many patients commit better when they buy a block. Sell a package of sessions up front and let them draw down as they attend, which smooths your cash flow and reduces per-visit payment friction at the desk. Whish Pay handles the local card payment in LBP or USD.
For longer assessments and high-demand slots, take a deposit on booking. A small deposit filters out the bookings that were never serious and protects the time you set aside. Patients who have paid something show up, and your room sits empty far less often.
A missed session is not just lost revenue; it slows the patient's recovery and pushes the whole plan out. Send a WhatsApp confirmation when the course is booked and a reminder before each session, because that is where Lebanese patients actually read their messages. Quiet, useful, and on the channel they check.
Every reminder carries a one-tap reschedule link. When life gets in the way, the patient moves the session instead of ghosting it, and the slot reopens for someone else. You recover bookings that a phone-only clinic would simply lose.
Cancellation and rescheduling rules only work if patients read them before booking, not after they miss. Show your notice period and deposit terms on the booking page at the moment of commitment. Clear rules set up front feel fair, not punitive.
Spell out what a deposit covers and how a package is used so there are no surprises later. When the terms are visible and plain, the front desk spends less time defending policy and more time helping patients. Fewer disputes, calmer reception.
When courses are booked as blocks and the same physio is held across a plan, the schedule almost builds itself. The therapist opens the day and sees their patients in order, with the assessment notes and reason attached. Less shuffling, fewer gaps, more time on treatment.
Reception stops being a switchboard for rebooking calls. Patients book and reschedule themselves through the branded link, and the front desk handles the people physically in the clinic. The phone rings less and the waiting room moves faster.
Recovery does not stop when the patient leaves the room; home exercise is most of the work. Use the WhatsApp channel to follow up between sessions and remind patients of the next appointment so momentum holds. The link to recovery stays warm, not silent for a week.
Keeping a customer database means you know each patient's history and where they are in their plan. When a course ends, you can reach out about a review session or a maintenance visit instead of losing touch. Continuity of care becomes continuity of business.
You do not need a wall of dashboards; you need a handful of honest numbers. Watch course completion, no-show rate, and how full each therapist's diary runs. These tell you whether plans are finishing and where capacity is tight before it becomes a backlog.
For multi-branch clinics, simple per-branch reporting shows which site is busy and which has gaps, and the branch-accountant role keeps each location's numbers in the right hands. Decide on the evidence in front of you, not on a hunch about how the week felt.
Yes. You can set up a course such as two sessions a week for six weeks and book the whole block at once, so every slot is held in advance. The patient sees their full schedule and commits to the plan instead of rebooking after each visit.
Yes. You can hold one therapist across the entire course by default, so the patient always sees the physio who knows their case. If they need an extra session when their usual therapist is full, they can still book any available physiotherapist for that single visit.
Yes, through the Whish Pay integration. You can take a deposit on booking to protect assessment and high-demand slots, or sell a package of sessions up front that patients draw down as they attend. Payments work in both LBP and USD.
Every booking sends an automatic confirmation and a reminder over WhatsApp, where Lebanese patients actually read their messages. Each one includes a one-tap reschedule link, so a clash gets moved instead of becoming a missed session that stalls recovery.
Yes. Your clinic gets a bilingual booking page in Arabic and English with full right-to-left layout, set to Beirut time. Patients book in whichever language they prefer, with no app to install and no account to create.
Yes. You get a single branded link at yourclinic.hjezle.com that routes patients to the right branch and therapist. Each location has its own per-branch reporting, and a branch-accountant role keeps each site's numbers with the people who manage them.
Last updated June 23, 2026 by the Hjezle team
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