Care Home Information Pack Follow Up SMS Demo

Text the demo code, reply RECEIVED, QUESTION or VISIT, and see how Jemima AI captures the next enquiry action for the care home team.

What problem this solves

Family enquiries can go quiet after an information pack is sent, even when the family still has questions or wants to arrange a visit.

How this helps customers

Families get an easy way to respond, while the care home receives a clear indication of whether to follow up, answer a question or discuss a visit.

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How to try it

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Text the demo code

3122

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Reply with an option

RECEIVED, QUESTION or VISIT

RECEIVEDQUESTIONVISIT
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Review the captured outcome

Information pack status and recommended team action

What this demonstrates

SMS information-pack follow-up, question capture, visit-interest routing, family enquiry nurturing and safe care-sector boundaries.

What happens next

The workflow creates a session, sends the information-pack follow-up SMS, captures the reply, records the family’s next action and produces a team handover summary.

Demo boundaries

This is a demo. No care place, visit slot, availability, suitability, funding or care outcome is guaranteed. Do not send medical, care-needs, financial or sensitive family information by SMS.

Why this SMS workflow matters

This SMS demo shows how a care home can follow up after sending an information pack without letting enquiries disappear. It captures whether the family has received the information, has a question, or wants to discuss a visit with the team.

  • Families may receive information but not respond unless there is a simple next step.
  • Care home teams need to know which enquiries are warm enough for a call or visit discussion.
  • Families may have questions but may not want to phone straight away.
  • SMS should not collect care needs, medical information, funding details or sensitive family circumstances.
  • The workflow should capture intent without promising availability or suitability.

Example SMS conversation

Family member texts: 3122
Jemima replies: This demo follows up after an information pack is sent. Reply RECEIVED if you have it, QUESTION if you have a question, or VISIT if you would like the team to discuss a visit.
Family member replies: VISIT
Jemima replies: Thanks. Your interest in discussing a visit has been captured. The care home team would contact you to talk through the next step.

What the business receives

The workflow gives the care home a clearer follow-up queue after information packs are sent. It helps the team identify families who only need a record update, families with questions and families who may want a visit discussion, while keeping sensitive care decisions with staff.

Example handover summary
SMS workflow Information pack follow-up
  • Family action Interested in discussing a visit
  • Enquiry status Warm follow-up
  • Recommended staff action Contact family to discuss visit process and answer questions using approved guidance
  • Boundary note No care place, suitability, funding, assessment or availability promise made by SMS
  • Admin value Improves enquiry follow-up after information packs are sent
  • Confidence High

How this could be implemented

This can connect to enquiry follow-up campaigns, CRM stages, family liaison tasks or visit discussion workflows. In a live setup, QUESTION and VISIT replies should create staff actions rather than automated care advice or availability promises.

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