Treatment plans patients understand (and say yes to)
Patients say no to what they don't understand. A one-page plain-English summary of their plan helps them say yes.
A patient who understands the plan can explain it at home, where the decision gets made.
Treatment plans are written for clinicians. Patients take them home and have to explain them to someone else.
This recipe turns your plan into a one-page summary: what, why, how long, and what it costs.
What this recipe does
- Turns clinical notes into plain English
- Explains what, why, how long and cost
- Adds a short what-happens-next section
- Keeps the dentist in charge of the final wording
What you get out of it
Patients have it in writing.
One AI subscription.
Understanding drives decisions.
Patients feel informed, not sold to.
The dentist reviews and approves every summary.
Ingredients
- A sample treatment plan (de-identified)
- Claude Pro
- Your practice logo
- 45 minutes
Method
- De-identify a sample. Take a real plan and remove the patient's name and details.
- Build the prompt. Save this as a Claude project.Turn this dental treatment plan into a one-page summary for the patient. Use plain English. Cover what we're doing, why, how many visits, and the cost. End with what happens next. Don't add clinical claims that aren't in the plan.
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