Automated postcard + call sequences that remind patients their eyes may have changed. Turn overdue exams into booked appointments.
Most patients skip eye exams because they think they "see fine." But many eye conditions—glaucoma, macular degeneration—have no symptoms until it's too late. Eye care visits dropped 58% during COVID2 and many practices still haven't fully recovered. Those patients need a nudge.
Lapsed Patient Reactivation — 3 waves, 8 weeks, 90-day rest cycle
"Your eyes may have changed" tone. Free retinal scan or frame discount offer. QR code to online booking.
Personal and warm. "Dr. [Name] noticed it's been a while since your last eye exam." Pre-loaded script.
Vision health urgency: "Many eye conditions have no symptoms." Different design, second call for non-responders.
"Keep your vision health on track" framing. Time-limited offer. Then 90-day rest before recycling.
Annual exams are standard—every patient who skips a year is a reactivation candidate.
Choose "Lapsed Patient Reactivation" or "New Mover Welcome." Wave timing, call scripts, and postcard direction are pre-configured.
Export overdue patients from your EHR as CSV. Our import wizard auto-maps patient name, phone, address, and last exam date.
Postcards mail automatically via USPS. Your call queue populates 3–5 days after delivery. The sequence runs itself.
Pre-loaded scripts, outcome tracking, and automatic follow-up scheduling. Warm leads get flagged for priority booking.
14-day free trial. No charge until you launch your first campaign.
2 campaigns · 500 contacts · From $0.79/piece
Unlimited campaigns · 5,000 contacts · From $0.69/piece
Custom limits · Volume pricing ·
Per-piece pricing includes printing + USPS First-Class postage. No hidden fees.
Join the early access list and be first in line when we launch.
Be first in line when PostKnock launches. We'll send you an invite.
Tell us about your needs and we'll put together a custom plan.
1 ANA (Association of National Advertisers), Response Rate Report 2023, published February 2024.
2 Arunoday et al., “Shifts in ophthalmic care utilization during the COVID-19 pandemic,” Nature Communications Medicine, 2023.
3 CareCredit/Jobson, 2019 Optometry Trend Report; Power Practice, Vision Metrics, 2025.