Google reviews, social comments and chats from WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook land in one place. The AI drafts privacy-safe replies, and complaints become tickets with an owner and a deadline.
How can a clinic manage Google reviews and patient messages in one place?
With ClinicCrew Reviews & inbox, Google and Facebook reviews, social comments and WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger chats arrive in one inbox for every branch. The AI flags what is urgent and drafts replies in the patient's dialect, without ever confirming that someone is a patient or naming a treatment. Complaints open a ticket with an owner and a deadline, and repeat problems become goals and tasks for the branch.
Every review and chat in one list
Reviews from Google and Facebook, comments from Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, and chats from WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger arrive in one inbox for every branch, the most urgent first.
Google and Facebook reviews, with replies posted back
Comments and DMs from your social accounts
WhatsApp chats, doctors' own numbers included
Sorted by how urgent each one is
All open24
Hana Mostafa
Urgent
Omar Khaled
New message
@salma.rizk
Needs reply
Tarek Nabil
Replied
HM
Hana Mostafa
“Waited an hour past my booking time”
Ticket openedReply drafted
Replies that protect patients' privacy
The AI drafts replies in your clinic's voice and the patient's dialect. It never confirms that someone is a patient or names a treatment, and every public reply is checked before it posts.
Warm, formal or brief drafts to pick from
Egyptian, Gulf, Arabizi or English, matched to the patient
No offers, rating requests or phone numbers in public
The same checks on replies your team writes
YF
Youssef Fathy
“The wait was long and nobody told us why”
AI replyWarmFormalBrief
Doesn't confirm a visit
No treatment named
No offer or rating request
Post reply
Complaints with an owner and a deadline
An unhappy review or message opens a ticket for its branch, with a priority, a deadline and a person in charge. Repeat problems become goals and checklists, so the cause gets fixed too.
Urgent tickets first, late ones flagged
Passed up to the area manager when a deadline slips
An apology or a recovery offer, within each role's limit
Goals with a starting point, a target and tasks
Long wait at reception
Maadi
Due today
MSMahmoud SaadIn charge
Opened from a Google review
Branch manager told on WhatsApp
Call the patient
Wait-time complaints per weekOn track
Started at 12Target 4
Reviews & inbox
Everything else it does
Translation under every message
Arabic and Arabizi messages show an English translation for teammates who work in English.
WhatsApp templates
Create templates, send them for Meta's approval and use them after the 24-hour window closes.
Hand-offs from the AI
When the AI receptionist passes a chat to your team, you see why, with the whole conversation.
The patient beside the chat
Recent visits, consent, vouchers and other conversations, next to every message.
Comment moderation
Hide, like or delete comments where the platform allows, or answer the commenter by private message.
Reply history
Edit a Google reply and keep every earlier version, along with the patient's own edits to their review.
Notes and assignment
Assign a chat to a teammate and leave notes only your team sees; @mention someone to bring them in.
Tags and saved views
Tag items in bulk and save the filters you use most as your own views.
Every channel side by side
Reviews and conversations from each review site and chat app, with ratings and replies, on one screen.
Your AI team
The AI agents who do this work
They work inside the limits you set, and ask before anything important.
Plans a week of posts for every branch and writes them with pictures, replies to Google reviews in your voice, and builds offers that bring patients back.
Plans and schedules posts
Replies to reviews
Creates offers and campaigns
Keeps your listings right
Front desk
Layla
Answers every patient on WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, books the right doctor and time, and reminds them the day before.
Replies on every channel
Books, moves and cancels
Sends visit reminders
Calls back missed calls
How it works
Answer your first reviews today
1
Connect Google and your chats
Link your Google profile, WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, and match each Google listing to its branch.
2
Set your voice and limits
Describe how replies should sound, and what each role may offer an unhappy patient.
3
Reply, or let the AI draft
Pick a draft, edit it and post. Unhappy reviews open tickets for the right branch by themselves.
Still have a question? Our team replies within one business day.
Can we reply to Google reviews from ClinicCrew?
Yes. Connect your Google Business Profile and each branch's reviews arrive in the inbox. You reply in ClinicCrew and the reply is posted on Google. You can edit it later, and every earlier version is kept with who wrote it and when.
Will a reply ever reveal that someone is our patient?
No. Public replies never confirm that the person is or was a patient, and never mention a treatment, a result or any medical detail, even when the patient wrote it themselves. Anything that needs follow-up moves to a private channel.
Can the AI answer reviews and messages without us checking first?
Only if you allow it. For each kind of message you choose whether the AI answers on its own, writes a draft for your team, or passes it straight to a person. Questions about symptoms, results or medicines always go to your team.
What happens when a patient leaves a complaint?
ClinicCrew opens a ticket for the branch with a priority and a deadline, and tells the branch manager. Your team can call the patient, apologise or send a recovery offer. If the deadline is missed, the ticket goes up to the area manager. The deadline pauses while you wait for the patient.
Which channels come into the inbox?
Google and Facebook reviews; comments from Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube; chats from WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger, including doctors' own WhatsApp numbers; and calls the AI receptionist answered, with their transcript.
Can we offer an unhappy patient something to come back?
Yes, privately. Send a voucher, such as a discount on the next visit, by WhatsApp or SMS. Each role has a limit, and anything above it waits for a manager. Offers never appear in public replies and are never tied to a review.
Can our team read messages written in Arabizi?
Yes. Arabic and Arabizi messages show an English translation underneath for teammates who use the English screens, and the AI drafts answers in the patient's own dialect.