For practices

Find coverage for the case day you've already scheduled.

Book a provider straight from their calendar, or post the case day and filter applicants by the answers that actually qualify them.

A practice manager reviewing the schedule at a front-desk workstation.

We're opening metro by metro.

Coverage depends on providers being nearby, so we're building each metro's roster before we open it. Tell us where your practice is and we'll come to you first.

What you can do

Everything the case day needs, in one place.

Search by what actually matters

Credential type, case date, and radius from your practice. Then narrow further — filter providers by their answers to the clinical intake questions for their specialty, so you're matching on qualification, not on how they happened to word their bio.

Sedation case experience Pediatric cases
Medically complex patients Brings own assistant

4 of 12 providers match all criteria

Book directly from their calendar

Providers publish real availability. Pick a slot and book it. Some providers require approval first — you'll always know which before you commit.

September 2026 Dr. M. Okafor
MON
14
TUE
15
WED
16
THU
18
FRI
19

Full day · 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM · books instantly

Post a case day and let providers come to you

Need coverage across a stretch of dates, or a recurring arrangement? Post it. Providers apply with a structured application built for their specialty, and you review them side by side. Shortlist, message, interview, and hire — all tracked in one pipeline.

Running the same posting again? Clone the last one and republish in a click.

Invite specific providers

Already know who you want? Invite them to apply directly instead of waiting to be found.

Message before you commit

Talk through the case first. Share files, see when your message was read, and keep the whole thread attached to the booking.

Coordinate the case day here — not patient records.

Applicant pipeline

Don't read twenty applications. Filter to the four that qualify.

Because every applicant answers the same structured form for your specialty, you can filter the stack by the answers themselves — sedation case experience, pediatric cases, whether they bring their own assistant, whatever your category asks.

Seventeen applications become the four who actually meet your criteria, without opening a single one. Then shortlist, message, interview, and hire in one pipeline.

Notes stay private to your side. Read receipts tell you whether the provider has seen your reply. Applications carry expiry dates and reminders, so nothing sits in limbo while your case date gets closer.

Sedation coverage — Sep 18 17 applicants
Sedation experience Pediatric cases Own assistant
4 of 17 match your criteria
Submitted
3 applicants
Under review
2 applicants
Shortlisted
Dr. M. Okafor · T. Nakagawa
Hired
Awaiting your decision

Statuses: Submitted → Under review → Shortlisted → Interviewing → Offered → Hired

Reschedule requested Awaiting you
CurrentThu, Sep 18 · 7:00 AM
ProposedTue, Sep 23 · 7:00 AM
ReasonHospital case ran over

Requested 14 Aug · locked 48h before the case

Reminders & reschedules

Nobody forgets. Nothing goes silent.

Both sides get a confirmation when the booking is made, and a reminder 24 hours before the case.

If something has to move, the reschedule goes through the platform: one side proposes a new time with a reason, the other approves or declines with a comment, and the whole exchange is on the record. You can set a cutoff so nobody can reschedule once the case is close.

If a booking is cancelled, that's recorded too — with who cancelled it and when. It shows up on their profile.

Credential confidence

Check the paperwork days ahead, not in the parking lot.

Licenses, state permits, certifications, and insurance sit on the provider's profile with their expiry dates attached. Synapses alerts the provider before anything lapses — and you can see the dates yourself, any time.

Synapses stores credential documents and tracks their expiry dates. It does not verify credentials with issuing authorities, run background checks, or determine whether a provider meets your state's requirements. Confirming that any provider you book is qualified and permitted remains the practice's responsibility.
Dr. Marisol Okafor 4 documents
State Dental License
Exp 04 / 2028
Current
Anesthesia Permit
Exp 09 / 2026
Expires in 28 days
ACLS Certification
Exp 11 / 2027
Current
Certificate of Insurance
Exp 01 / 2027
Current

One account

Deliver sedation yourself? You can do both.

Plenty of the people booking coverage on Synapses also provide it. A dermatology group books anesthesia for its procedure days and offers sedation cover to nearby clinics. An oral surgery practice does both in the same week.

Turn on the other side in one click. Same login, same credential file, same calendar, same payment history — no second account to maintain.

Every specialty on Synapses is open to either role. Your category isn't a side.

Northgate Dermatology Group Both roles active
Booked anesthesia — Sep 18
Dr. M. Okafor · full day
Owner
Offering — procedural sedation
3 open days this month
Provider

One account, both directions — illustrative

Questions

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