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(Unverified)Sep 19th 2007 1:26PM
We have a similar service, Appointments Online, for the UK market which is launching in November and is currently in beta. It's free for patient use and practices pay an annual subscription fee to use it. The service is linked in real-time to the appointment systems in use in the practices and has met with very enthusiastic responses from the beta testers.
http://www.informatica-internet.com/appointments-online/overview.html