PingDo is an AI-powered solution that streamlines patient education and post-treatment follow-up for healthcare providers. By using voice-driven and digital interactions, PingDo automates repetitive explanations and gathers real-time feedback to optimize care delivery.
By automating routine education tasks, PingDo allows doctors and staff to dedicate more time to complex treatments and higher-level patient needs. In addition, proactive follow-ups help detect potential issues early, reducing overall workload and improving patient satisfaction.
While initially focused on oral health, PingDo’s flexible design makes it suitable for various outpatient settings, including plastic surgery, dermatology, and general practices. Any specialty requiring consistent patient guidance and timely follow-up can benefit from PingDo.
PingDo delivers procedural details, pre-op and post-op instructions, and targeted reminders directly to patients. Its user-friendly interface collects patient feedback, flags urgent concerns, and keeps healthcare teams informed for timely interventions.
No. PingDo is designed as a standalone, cloud-based platform accessible on common devices like desktops, smartphones, and tablets. You can adopt PingDo without major IT changes, and we’re exploring future integrations to expand its functionality.
Yes. PingDo adheres to data protection standards such as GDPR, encrypting patient information and limiting access to authorized users only. Patient privacy and security are integral to our platform’s design.
"Practices actively seeking and addressing patient feedback saw significant improvements in patient satisfaction scores."
"Chatbot responses were preferred over physician responses and rated significantly higher for both quality and empathy."
"Participation in decision and respect for preferences... clear, comprehensible information and support for self-care... continuity of care and smooth transitions..."
"Patient engagement in care decisions leads to better adherence to treatment, higher satisfaction, and improved health outcomes."