Physiotherapists · Dunedin, Otago
Booking software for physiotherapists in Dunedin
Dunedin is a student city built on steep hills, and its physios see the results: running and rugby injuries, knees worn by the climbs and a large population of students and university staff. BookAndGo lets each patient book an assessment or a follow-up with the right physio, at any hour, from one booking page.
The University of Otago and Otago Polytechnic set the shape of the year. Student patients vanish over summer and return in February, so adjusting your hours and blocking the weeks you take off keeps your booking page accurate.
A flat monthly price
No per-client fees and no commission on your bookings. Your bill doesn't climb as you grow.
GST invoices with your NZBN
Tax invoices with your GST number, your NZBN and a GST line, numbered in order and sent by email.
Email reminders + a waitlist
A confirmation and a reminder by email, with a link to reschedule or cancel, and a waitlist for the times that are taken.
Built for Dunedin physiotherapists
Winters are cold and the hills turn icy on frosty mornings, which brings its own run of slips and strains. Holding a few short follow-up slots each day, and letting a waitlist pick up cancellations, helps you see urgent patients quickly.
Many patients come from the Otago Peninsula, Mosgiel and further afield, so a minimum booking notice and a booking horizon you choose stop anyone taking a time they cannot reach.
Dunedin physios see students hurt at sport and in the gym, hospital and university staff with work-related strains, and an older population managing falls and joint replacements. Rugby, rowing, netball and the city's hills make for a steady flow of sports injuries, and many injuries carry an ACC claim. ACC contributes towards treatment rather than covering all of it, so clear information at booking helps patients know what to expect.
Student patients book late at night from their flats and come and go with the semester. Permanent residents, especially older patients, prefer daytime appointments booked well ahead. Every physio practising here holds an annual practising certificate from the Physiotherapy Board for the year from 1 April.
BookAndGo lets you keep initial assessments longer than follow-ups, ask how the injury happened and whether there is a claim number while the patient books, and let each physio keep their own days. Reminder emails with a reschedule link help students who forget around exams.
Dunedin's older population, in Mosgiel, the Peninsula and the hill suburbs, brings a steady need for falls prevention, strength work and joint replacement rehab, and the city's steep streets make mobility work matter. Many of those patients prefer mornings and regular times.
Frequently asked
Can students book late at night from their flat?
Your booking page never closes, and patients see only the times you genuinely have available.
How do I close for Otago Anniversary Day?
Block the date once and it disappears from your booking page. National public holidays can be suggested for you to close as well.
Can I know what the injury is before a patient arrives?
Add questions to the booking steps, and the patient's answers appear on their appointment.
Can students book an assessment late at night after a weekend game?
Yes. The booking page is open at any hour, and they book a real time for the next day if you have one.
Can older patients book a regular rehab session?
Yes. A repeating booking holds the same time each week or fortnight, and each session can be moved on its own.
Can we run a strength and balance class for older patients?
Yes. Make the class a service with a capacity, and patients can hold a weekly place.
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