Appointment booking
Your clinic’s booking links
If your clinic sent you a text with a link to bookwilco.com, it’s so you can book or change your appointment in a few steps. Wilco runs these pages on the clinic’s behalf.
Hi Ana, we couldn’t reach you by phone. Book your appointment here:
yourclinic.bookwilco.com/b/7Hq2kD
How to recognise a genuine link
It ends in .bookwilco.com
The address always looks like clinic-name.bookwilco.com. Be wary of look-alikes such as bookwilco-appointments.com or bookwiIco.com.
It’s personal
Each link is unique to you and stops working after a while. Please don’t forward it.
It only asks for what the appointment needs
Your name, your contact details and the details of the visit.
We will never ask for
- Passwords or codes sent to you by text
- Your bank PIN or security codes
- You to install an app
Not sure?
Call your clinic on its usual number and ask whether they sent you the link. Don’t use numbers from a suspicious message.
Report a message or exercise your rights
If you received a message you didn’t expect, or want to access or delete your data, email us and we’ll pass it on to your clinic.
privacy@getwilco.aiThis isn’t an emergency service. In an emergency, call 112.