The call that goes unanswered.
A busy front desk. A phone on hold. A new patient who tries the next clinic. Make every call a chance to connect.
Close the missed-call gapEnter your numbers below. We will show you exactly how much revenue is walking out your door — and how much DrKing can recover.
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Potential recovery with DrKing
That’s $6,300 a month back in your clinic.
An estimate, not a promise.
It’s rarely one big thing. It’s the calls you can’t get to and the appointments that never happen.
A busy front desk. A phone on hold. A new patient who tries the next clinic. Make every call a chance to connect.
Close the missed-call gapA forgotten appointment leaves a gap in your day. Timely reminders give patients a nudge and your team time to plan.
Bring down patient no-showsThis clinic ROI calculator estimates the value of missed opportunities. We keep the assumptions visible so you can decide how closely they reflect your practice.
Your current estimate: $90,000 from missed calls + $36,000 from no-shows per year.
Missed-call loss = daily missed calls × 250 × 30% × patient value. No-show loss = 200 × 12 × no-show rate × patient value. Patient value means revenue per completed appointment, in USD.
The 60% recovery rate is an illustrative assumption, not a measured DrKing result or guarantee. These are gross revenue estimates; they exclude DrKing fees and care delivery costs. Actual results depend on your clinic’s demand, capacity and workflows.
Good questions. Straight answers.
It’s a starting point for understanding missed revenue. It uses your three inputs and the assumptions above, rather than your clinic’s full appointment data. Compare the figures with your own call logs, attendance records and available capacity before making a decision.
The result is potential gross revenue recovery. To calculate net return on investment, subtract DrKing fees and any additional operating costs from recovered revenue, then divide that net gain by your total investment. Those costs are not included here.
Use the average revenue from one completed appointment, rather than a patient’s lifetime value. If your appointments vary in price, divide your appointment revenue by the number of completed visits over the same period.
The calculation can be used by appointment-based practices, including dental clinics and general practices. The default assumes 200 appointments per month. If your volume differs, scale the no-show portion of the estimate accordingly.
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