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Patient newsletters, with consent

Patients who want to hear from you hear about flu clinics, new services, and holiday hours, and nobody else does.

From $500 to set up CAD, before tax. Final price quoted after discovery.

Sign up happens on your website with consent wording that meets Canada's anti spam law, and the consent is recorded. Every message identifies the practice and has an unsubscribe that works.

Messages are written by a pharmacist or clinician and checked against your College's advertising standard, like every page on the site. No prescription drug is promoted beyond its name, price, and quantity.

Messages about a patient's own care, such as a refill being ready, are kept separate from marketing and go through your pharmacy system or a tool reviewed for privacy, never through a newsletter list.

What you get

• Sign up forms with consent wording and a consent record
• A newsletter tool set up in your name
• Templates in your brand
• Messages drafted and checked against your College's standard
• An unsubscribe that works, and is honoured

What it does not do

• It never sends to bought or scraped lists.
• It does not send clinical information about individual patients.
• The mailing tool's subscription is yours.

Where it sits. Quoted after discovery. Writing each message can be part of Growth. See the three build tiers.

Related: What the compliance review covers, Growth.