Day before, with confirm
Hi [Name], a reminder from [Clinic]: your [treatment] with [provider] is tomorrow at [time]. Reply C to confirm or R to reschedule.
Send one reminder the day before that names the treatment, the time and the provider, and ask for a one-letter reply to confirm. A second, shorter text on the morning is plenty.
Replace the parts in [brackets] with your own details.
Hi [Name], a reminder from [Clinic]: your [treatment] with [provider] is tomorrow at [time]. Reply C to confirm or R to reschedule.
Hi [Name], see you tomorrow at [time] for your [treatment]. A note from [provider]: [your prep instructions]. Reply C to confirm.
Good morning [Name]! We're looking forward to seeing you at [time] today. [Parking or arrival note].
Hi [Name], welcome to [Clinic]! Your first visit is [day] at [time]. Please arrive 10 minutes early to finish your form: [link]. Reply C to confirm.
When Bella runs your book, she sends the confirmation and the day-before reminder from your own number and handles the replies. If you keep your booking software, it keeps sending its own, so nobody is texted twice.
The day before, late morning. It leaves time to fill the slot if she needs to move, and it isn't early enough to be forgotten.
A reminder about a booking she made is different from marketing, but rules vary by country. Name your clinic in every message and honor any request to stop.
Call and interview her the way you'd interview a front desk hire. Ask how she handles an after-hours caller, a price question or a reschedule. Then she'll book you a time with our team.