Practices share patients. Now they can work together.
The software a practice runs on stops at its own door. Syncroly is how practices work together on a patient, while each keeps its own brand, patients and systems.
Two names and two phone numbers.
Uri's dentist referred him to an endodontist. The front desk handed him a yellow note with two names and two phone numbers, and he lost it before he ever called.
Soon after, a friend's son needed a procedure inside a three-week window. His family got the same note and spent four days trading missed calls with the orthodontist over one thing: consent to send his records.
He started asking the dentists in his family, then their colleagues. The problem wasn't any one practice: a referral crosses from one organization to another and nothing crosses with it. The same conversation with veterinarians ran almost word for word.
So we built the thing that should have been in his pocket.
Uri started in investment management, where he co-founded an investment firm and later served as Chief Investment Officer of a mutual fund group. He then spent a decade at Mobileye, launching its first connected driver-assistance product and running its Intelligent Mobility Services business in North America.
Built with dentists, vets and specialists.
We built Syncroly with practicing dentists, vets and specialists, and with the front-desk staff who handle their referrals. We kept going back to them as it took shape.
More referrals. Better care.
Compliance handled.