A Shared Calendar for Your Chiropractic Office
Office hours, holiday closings, wellness workshops, new patient specials — synced to every patient's phone. No app to download.
Create Your Chiropractic Calendar — FreeSound familiar?
It's Thursday at 7:45 AM. A patient with a stiff neck drives to your office for an adjustment before work. The door is locked. You changed your Thursday hours from 7:30 to 9:00 two months ago. The new hours are on the website, but he bookmarked your old schedule page and never noticed the update.
You host a free spinal health workshop the first Wednesday of every month. Attendance has been dropping — not because people aren't interested, but because they can never remember which Wednesday it is. They'll say "I keep meaning to come" at their next appointment, three weeks too late.
Your front desk gets four calls before 10 AM on Monday: "Are you open today?" "Do you have evening hours?" "Is the doctor in on Saturday?" Your hours haven't changed in a year. But patients don't memorize your schedule — they just call when they need you, and your staff answers the same questions on repeat.
How it works for chiropractors
Add your hours and events
Type in your office hours, holiday closings, workshops, and specials. Pick dates and save. Takes about a minute.
Share with your patients
Include the link in your new patient packet, add a QR code to the front desk, or put it on your website. Patients tap once to subscribe.
Schedule appears on every phone
Office hours and events show up in their calendar app — Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook — right next to their personal appointments.
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Here's what chiropractic offices typically put on their shared calendar:
What this looks like in practice
Dr. Nakamura opens iCalFeed on Sunday evening. She adds a "Free Posture Screening" event for Saturday, marks the office closed the week of Christmas, and updates Monday hours to start an hour later for a staff meeting. Total time: three minutes.
Steve, a patient who comes in every two weeks, checks his calendar on Tuesday morning. He sees "Dr. Nakamura — Open 9 AM-6 PM" right next to his work meetings. He calls and grabs the 5:30 slot. No Googling the office hours, no guessing whether she's in today.
On Friday, a water main break floods the parking lot. Dr. Nakamura adds a "Closed — Water Main Repair" event from her phone during lunch. Every subscribed patient's calendar updates within the hour. The three patients booked for the afternoon see it before they leave their offices.
How iCalFeed compares
vs. Office website
Patients visit it once to get the phone number. They never check back for hour changes or events.
Your schedule lives on their phone and updates automatically.
vs. Appointment reminder texts
Great for individual appointments, but don't communicate office hours, closings, or events to all patients.
Share office-wide information — hours, closings, workshops — with everyone at once.
vs. Monthly newsletter
Patients skim it for coupons and skip the schedule updates. By the time the event arrives, they forgot.
Events land directly in their calendar. No reading required — it's just there.
vs. Voicemail with office hours
Patients call, listen to a 45-second message, and hang up frustrated. Wastes their time and your phone line.
Hours are on their phone already. They check their calendar instead of calling.
Chiropractic calendar questions
Patients will always know your hours and events
Start with the free plan — 1 calendar, 10 events. No credit card required.