Plans & packages
Care plans measured in visits, with what remains
Chiropractic runs on frequency: a plan of adjustments over weeks, with attendance and reassessment deciding whether it is working. The commercial and the clinical questions are the same question.
A care plan is a number of visits at a frequency. Tracking it as a plan rather than as a series of bookings is what makes drop-off visible while it can still be recovered.
The review point is part of the plan. Missing it is how a patient continues on a plan that stopped being right for them.

Chiropractic patients rarely announce that they are stopping; they just do not rebook. The patients who missed their last visit are the list that matters.
Chiropractic is bought as a plan and judged on attendance, and a calendar that books single visits loses both.
Care plans measured in visits, with what remains
Recurring visits booked as a pattern
Follow-up the week a visit is missed
Who has not rebooked, as a worklist
Yes, priced as a plan and drawn down per visit, with the remaining visits visible at reception.
They appear in the follow-up list within the window you set, rather than being noticed when someone reviews the month.
Half an hour on your own services, packages and price list. Someone calls you back within a day.