Evidence

Case Studies

Real outcomes from real deployments. See how Broadcast drives patient action across Singapore's primary care networks.

46%
Assessment completion
For structured health assessments via WhatsApp
1 in 5
Seniors acting on first message
For health plan appointment bookings
27%
Full conversation engagement
For diabetic ancillary services outreach
15%
booked within 24 hours
Healthier SGPrimary Care

Turning health plan letters into real appointments

Broadcast reached over 1,000 patients due for Healthier SG health plan follow-ups via WhatsApp. Within 24 hours of the first message, 15% had already booked their appointments through the automated flow.

Among seniors aged 65 and above, the effect was even stronger: roughly 1 in 5 booked after just a single message, showing that older adults will act when the call-to-action is timely and low-friction.

14%
booked DRP/DFS from one campaign
Chronic CareMulti-language

Driving uptake of ancillary diabetes services

Broadcast invited diabetic patients for DRP and DFS appointments. In a single automated WhatsApp campaign, more than 27% of patients engaged with the full conversation flow.

Malay-language campaigns achieved higher conversion among Malay patients, showing how culturally and linguistically tuned messaging can improve equity of uptake.

46%
completion rate
Population HealthAutomation

Automating smoking assessments at scale

For patients with no documented smoking status, clinics typically rely on opportunistic questioning during visits. Using Broadcast, structured smoking assessment workflows were sent over WhatsApp to patients without prior documentation.

Over 139 campaigns were delivered, and 46% of patients completed the full assessment within the chat. This turned a manual, inconsistent workflow into a fully automated process.

55%
engagement rate
VaccinationBehavioural Science

Raising awareness of pneumococcal vaccination

A 21-day WhatsApp campaign nudged Healthier SG enrollees aged 40-64 with chronic or immunocompromising conditions to learn about pneumococcal vaccination.

The campaign included pre-programmed nudges on days 3, 7, and 14, with two behavioural-science-informed variants: a self-check pathway and an infographic-led pathway.

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