In March the 18th, 2022, I suffered a stroke. I had to remove myself from clinical care, and I was trying to manage my office and thank God I had Curve. Because it allowed me to be connected to my office and see what was going on and give my team direction and how to handle things, because I wasn't able to come in physically to the office.

Curve has allowed me to do that so much, and that my team felt connected with me as well. And I could be connected with patients and I could see their charts. I could see the kind of treatment they were getting, and I could advise all my different dentists and associates the direction I wanted to go with things. 

Every evening at home, I'm able to look at my schedule for the next day, and I'm able to go through all my patient charts and figure out what it is that they need for the next day. Are they due for a set of X-rays? Do they need to be periocharted that visit? Is there a certain treatment that's still pending, that that patient needs? Just like with everything else that Curve has to offer in terms of, like, making the day more efficient, like, I'm prepared for the day when I go in. It makes a big difference. 

Answering emergencies in a timely manner is a big thing for me. And I always want to be there for my patients, and I want to show that I care by responding pretty quickly, especially when someone calls on the weekends. Having the Curve app allows me to just go in, check the patient's chart, check their records and their X-rays, check their medical history, I can reach out to them through text, I can ask for their emergency, I can get them where they need to be really quickly, even if I'm not anywhere near a laptop or computer. 

My rating for Curve would be absolutely five stars. Curve is there to be our partner throughout the course of our evolution as a practice, and I see Curve evolving with us.