First visits and follow-ups as separate buttons
Add one bookings block for a first visit and one for a follow-up session, each with its own link from your booking tool. Patients choose the right one without a phone call.
First visits, opening hours and directions on one link. More.You is a link in bio page for physio, massage, dental, osteopathy and therapy practices. Patients book a first visit, see your hours and find directions, from Google Maps or an appointment card.
Birchwood PhysioPhysio, massage and osteopathy in Toronto. Evenings Monday to Thursday.more.you/birchwoodphysio

Daniel wants a physio near his office in Toronto. He searches on Google Maps between two meetings and finds your practice.
Physio, massage and osteopathy in Toronto. Our website:
more.you/birchwoodphysioYour Google profile shows your practice, your photos and a website link. You added your More.You page as that link, and Daniel taps it.
A collection holds the links a new patient opens once. Daniel sees the directions, the parking and the new patient form.
First visits have their own bookings block. It opens the right page of your booking tool in one tap.
He picks an evening time after work. His details and the appointment stay in your booking tool, away from any chat.
A new patient has four practical questions before the first visit: where you are, when you are open, what to bring and how to book. These blocks answer them in writing.
Add one bookings block for a first visit and one for a follow-up session, each with its own link from your booking tool. Patients choose the right one without a phone call.
List the hours your front desk and treatment rooms are open. The first line of the block says open now or closed now, so a patient knows when to call.
Write short answers on what to wear, how long a first visit takes and where to park. Keep them practical, and leave health advice for the visit itself.
A collection holds a short list of links under one title. Use it for the things a new patient needs once: the map, the new patient form and what to bring.
Patients look for a practice on a map, see your posts and keep your appointment cards. One link works in all three.
Use the page as the website link on your Google profile. People who search for a physio nearby tap it in Maps and find your first visit button.
Print the QR code on the card patients take home after each visit. They scan it to book the next session or to read your directions again.
Put more.you/birchwoodphysio in your bio. A person who likes your posts finds the booking button, your hours and the directions in one tap.
People ask AI assistants for a physio or a massage near them. An assistant can read your opening hours and the answers in your FAQ on your practice's page.
What an AI assistant reads here
Type the name you want after more.you/ and create your free account.
Add a bookings block for first visits and one for follow-ups. Add your opening hours and a collection with directions and your new patient form.
Download the QR code and print it on appointment cards and a sign at the front desk. Add the same link as the website on your Google profile and to your Instagram bio.
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Sources checked on 11 November 2026.
Add your first visit booking, your hours and the links a new patient needs. Then print the QR code on your appointment cards.
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One link in bio for everything you share.
more.you/yourname