Direct patients to the right profile
Configure the touchpoint for the intended dental practice location and approved review destination.
Built for dental practices
Make post-visit feedback easier for dental patients
A PointGenie GenieTag can connect patients with your approved Google review destination, office information and contact actions from the front desk.
- No customer app required
- NFC + QR access
- Shipping calculated at checkout
Designed for local businesses
A cleaner handoff at the front desk
Patients can tap or scan while checking out, without typing the practice name or searching through similarly named locations.
What you get
A clearer customer journey for your business
Share office information
Present hours, contact actions, services and helpful links in one mobile-first place.
Reduce staff explanation
A visible NFC and QR prompt gives patients a self-service next step.
Understand engagement
Track PointGenie scan activity around the office touchpoint.
How it works
Three steps from decision to launch
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Confirm the practice location
Select the exact dental office that should be associated with the GenieTag.
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Activate approved links
Review the office information and connect the appropriate destinations.
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Place at checkout
Display the tag where patients schedule follow-up care or complete their visit.
Who it is for
Built around the pace of a local business
General dentists, orthodontists, pediatric dentists, oral surgery practices and multi-location dental groups.
Frequently asked questions
Answers before you get started
Does PointGenie collect patient health information through the tag?
The physical NFC and QR touchpoint opens configured business links. Practices should never request or publish protected health information in public reviews.
Can each office have a separate tag?
Yes. Separate location-specific configurations help patients reach the correct business profile.
Do patients need an app?
No. Compatible phones can tap or scan and open the destination in a browser.
Can PointGenie guarantee positive reviews?
No. Businesses should request honest feedback without incentives or pressure, and Google controls review publication.
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