A senior who waits too long doesn’t complain — they change clinics at enrollment.
Sonar turns the security cameras you already own into operational numbers — no new hardware, no access to clinical systems, and no one on your team ever watching video again.
The scene is an illustration — the detections are real. Every box, count and zone on this image was placed by our actual detection system, exactly as it runs on a clinic's own cameras. Nothing was drawn by hand.
Your reports begin at check-in. The member’s decision starts earlier.
Sonar measures the highlighted part — arrival time, wait before registration, and the exact minute someone walked away — using the lobby camera you already have.
Every member, every clinic, every minute — in a format every location can be compared in.
Arrivals by hour — including transport-van drop-offs, and how long riders sit before check-in.
How long from the door to the front desk, per member.
Not an average of guesses — each member's wait, measured on video.
Members whose visit crossed the line — long waits, no staff contact — the pattern that shows up as disenrollment months later.
Occupancy peaks and dead hours per location — so corporate sees which lobby runs like the brand promises.
One weekly report per clinic. Zero hours of video.
We count people. We never identify anyone.
One week. One clinic. Your real numbers.
If the report doesn't tell you anything you didn't already know — you don't pay.