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Missed Call Cost Calculator for Clinics

Every unanswered call is a patient who may book elsewhere. This calculator turns your clinic's call volume, average first-visit value, and booking rate into a monthly and yearly estimate — in GBP, EUR, or USD. Change any number and the result updates instantly.

Calculated on a 25% missed-call assumption — see methodology below. We'll show you your clinic's actual numbers on the demo call.

Your clinic is losing approximately:

£28,125

/ month

£337,500 / year

~ 450

Missed calls per month

~ 113

Missed bookings

£63

Cost of one missed call

Your losses / month£28,125
Aimée Pro / month£135

Aimée Pro = £135 / month = 0% of this leak

Methodology and assumptions

The calculator runs on one working assumption: roughly a quarter of incoming calls to a clinic go unanswered during business hours, evenings, and weekends combined. This is not a measured statistic for your specific clinic — it is a starting baseline used across the industry to make a rough number possible without asking for your call logs first.

From there, the maths is simple: calls per day × 30 days × 25% gives an estimated number of missed calls per month. That figure, multiplied by the share of calls that would have turned into a booking (your conversion input), gives the number of bookings likely lost. Multiply that by your average first-visit value, and you get an estimated monthly loss.

Your real numbers will differ. Call volume varies by day of week and season, not every missed call would have converted, and "average first-visit value" hides a wide spread between a check-up and a full treatment plan. Treat the output as a directional estimate — enough to decide whether the problem is worth fixing, not an audited P&L line.

How to use these numbers with your clinic

Start with your own call volume if you have it — most phone systems and CRMs report total inbound calls per day even if they do not break down missed vs. answered. If you do not have that number, a reasonable proxy is your average daily patient volume multiplied by two to three (most clinics receive more calls than they see patients, because of reschedules, questions, and enquiries that never book).

Set the conversion percentage conservatively. Not every missed call was a ready-to-book patient — some were cancellations, suppliers, or wrong numbers. 25% is a reasonable starting point for enquiry calls at a private clinic; lower it if you are unsure.

Once you have a monthly figure, compare it against what it would cost to fix the leak — whether that is Aimée, a human answering service, or hiring front-desk cover for after-hours calls. The calculator shows Aimée Pro's price against your estimated loss as a starting comparison.

What this calculator does not tell you

It does not know why calls at your clinic go unanswered — front desk overload, after-hours gaps, or lunch coverage all produce different numbers in practice. It also cannot see your actual patient lifetime value, no-show rate, or how many missed callers try again later instead of going to a competitor. On a demo call, Aimée can walk through your actual call logs instead of an industry assumption.