appts.date

This address carries appointment messages from your healthcare provider.

If you followed a link here from a text message or email, it was sent on behalf of a medical or dental office where you have an appointment. Your provider uses this short address so the link stays small enough to send by text.

Why you received a link

To confirm, cancel, or reschedule an upcoming appointment
To be reminded that it is time to book a routine visit
To be offered an earlier opening if one becomes available

How to tell a real message from a fake one.

We will never ask for payment, card details, a Social Security number, or a password.
Links are personal to a single appointment and stop working after a short time.
Real links look like appts.date/r/ followed by a short code, sometimes with your practice's name in front.

If a message asks for any of the above, do not follow it. Call your provider's office directly using the number you already have for them.

Opening this page on its own

There is nothing to sign in to here. This address only works with the specific link your provider sent you — if you typed it in by hand, or your link has expired, please go back to the original message or contact the office.

To stop receiving text reminders

Reply STOP to any reminder text and messages to that number will end. Reply HELP for assistance. Message and data rates may apply.

Appointment messaging operated by HIPAABank LLC on behalf of independent healthcare and dental practices. We do not contact patients on our own behalf, and we do not sell or share patient information.

Questions about a specific appointment should go to your provider's office. For anything about this service itself: support@venihealth.com