ClinicReel

Put your most-asked patient question on screen.

One slideshow video, delivered in landscape and portrait for the screens you already have. Your first video is $99.

Start a video See what you get

No filming · No new hardware

Patients viewing educational content on a clinic waiting-room television
Designed for waiting-room, exam-room, and lobby screens.

The deliverable

Your answer, on screen where patients wait.

Landscape · 16:9
Landscape pre-appointment checklist screen
Portrait · 9:16
Portrait pre-appointment checklist screen
Pre-appointment checklist 01 / 03

Both formats use the same wording, so your team can drop them into the current screen loop without rework.

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Step 1

Tell us the question

Send the topic, your wording, and any required disclaimer.

Step 2

Review one draft

Your first draft arrives in 5 business days. One revision is included.

Step 3

Put it on screen

Get landscape and portrait MP4s, ready for your existing screens.

Pricing

$99 per topic

Your first clinic screen video, start to finish.

  • One clinic-approved patient topic
  • Large on-screen captions
  • Landscape 16:9 MP4
  • Portrait 9:16 MP4
  • One revision included
  • First draft in 5 business days
Start a video

About 3 minutes to start. We’ll ask for your topic, screen type, and approved wording.

Your clinic approves the final wording. No medical advice, PHI handling, hardware, or signage subscription is included.

Before you start

Common questions before you start.

Best fit: independent outpatient clinics with existing screens and a patient question the team answers repeatedly.

Do I need special hardware or signage software?

No. We deliver standard video files for many signage tools, smart TVs, media players, and simple USB loops.

Can you use our wording and disclaimers?

Yes. You provide approved talking points and required risk language. Your clinic has final sign-off before delivery.

Which topic should we start with?

Choose the prep, aftercare, “what to expect,” or service question your front desk and clinical team repeat most often.

What should we leave out of the brief?

Do not send PHI, patient charts, or identifiers. Share only approved educational language, claim limits, brand basics, and disclaimers.

Get started

Start with the question your team answers every day.

Email us your topic and wording. We handle the rest.

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