Keep your practice's website and booking page online
New patients judge a practice by its website before they ever call. A site that is down, or that shows a security warning, costs trust and bookings you will never see in your appointment book.
Why this matters for clinics & dental practices
Practices often depend on a website that a freelancer built years ago and a booking tool that lives on someone else's server. Certificates lapse, domains renew late, booking pages fail — and because the front desk is busy, the practice learns about it from a patient who "couldn't get through online".
What to monitor
- The homepage and the appointment-booking page as separate monitors.
- Your contact and location page, which new patients use before visiting.
- Your SSL certificate — browsers show a 'Not secure' warning on an expired one, which is damaging for a healthcare brand.
- Your domain registration, since practice email addresses often run on the same domain.
How OwlHound helps
- 5-minute checks, confirmed before alerts — failures are retried and confirmed, so every email is real. How uptime monitoring works.
- SSL and domain expiry warnings well before anything lapses. Learn more.
- A weekly report with uptime, outages and response times, and optional Slack or Discord alerts.
Privacy: OwlHound checks only public pages. We never access patient records, booking systems' back ends or any form submissions, and we don't need any login from you.
Frequently asked questions
Does OwlHound access patient information?
No. We only request public web pages — the same ones any visitor can open. We never log in or read forms or records.
Can I monitor my booking system's page?
Yes, any public address, whether it is on your own site or a provider's.
Who gets the alerts?
Whichever email address you set up — a practice manager, a front-desk inbox, a developer — plus an optional Slack or Discord channel.
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