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About Implantio
Implantio started with a simple test: ringing implant clinics after six in the evening and listening to what happened. Almost every one went to voicemail. These are practices spending real money to make that phone ring.
General answering services already existed. They take messages. What they couldn't do was tell an implant enquiry from a hygiene reminder, respond in seconds at nine at night, or get a consultation into the diary while the patient was still interested.
So Implantio does the narrow thing instead of the broad one. It only serves clinics where a single enquiry is worth thousands: implants, full arch, cosmetic. That focus is why the messages sound like your front desk rather than a call centre, and why the questions it asks are the ones your treatment coordinator would have asked.
It is deliberately one service, run by one person, and only a small number of clinics are taken on at a time. You deal with me directly.
The report is enquiries recovered and consultations booked. If those don't move, it isn't working, whatever a dashboard says.
Nothing goes live until you've read the messages and approved the wording. Your clinic's tone is a clinical asset, not a setting.
Your clinic stays the data controller. I act as processor, every message carries an opt-out, and opt-outs are honoured immediately.
Implantio doesn't give clinical advice, doesn't quote prices, and doesn't handle emergencies. It hands those to you. I'd rather lose a sale than overstate it.
Ismail Khan
Founder — you deal with me directly
The dead-call audit is free and takes nothing from you but an email address.