Clinics and practices

A waiting room that answers before reception can

Put one code on the waiting-room poster and appointment cards and let it do the right thing by the clock: new patient forms and check-in during surgery hours, clear out-of-hours guidance after close. Update it centrally, reprint nothing.

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ONE DYNAMIC CODE, RE-POINTED ANY TIME

WHAT YOU GET

The payoff in plain terms

Route patients to forms and check-in while the practice is open, and to out-of-hours guidance when it is not
Update patient information leaflets behind a printed code without a print run
Give patients a one-scan way to ring the booking line at the times it is staffed
See when patients actually scan, so you know whether the poster or the appointment card works harder
HOW TO

How to recreate it with qr.lnkz.in

  1. Create the waiting-room code

    Set the default destination to your patient information or check-in page. Add the practice logo and a plain-language frame such as "Scan for forms and information".

  2. Add surgery-hours rules

    Add a rule for your opening hours pointing at forms and check-in, and let the default carry your out-of-hours page with clear guidance on where to get help when the practice is closed.

  3. Put a booking code on appointment cards

    A second code on appointment cards can open a call to the booking line during staffed hours, and show booking information otherwise.

  4. Keep information current

    Seasonal clinics, changed policies, new forms: edit the destination once and every poster, card and leaflet already in circulation points at the latest version.

UNDER THE HOOD

Features used

Dynamic routing

Re-point a printed code to a new destination any time, with no reprinting.

Schedule rules

Send scans to the right page by day, time and date, switching over on their own.

Scan analytics

See your scans over time and how much reach each placement is getting.

Custom design

Add your colours and logo, then export a crisp PNG or vector SVG.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Do patients need an app to scan?

No. Any modern phone camera scans the code and opens the destination in the browser. Analytics are anonymised: no names, no precise locations, just counts, country and device type.

Can the code behave differently out of hours?

Yes. Schedule rules route scans by day and time, so the same printed code shows check-in during surgery hours and out-of-hours guidance the rest of the time, including different weekend hours.

What happens when we update a patient leaflet?

Edit the destination once in your dashboard. Every printed code pointing at it updates instantly, so out-of-date print stops being a clinical-information problem.

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