The MS Plus self-standing QR cards make referral simple. These cards can be displayed on practitioner desks or at clinic reception, allowing patients to easily scan the QR code and make an instant enquiry. This enables MS Plus to promptly follow up enquiries with a call.
Our QR codes are printed on desk-friendly cardboard tents, making them convenient and accessible for patients and staff.
To order: email connect@msplus.org.au with a request and we’ll post your referral cards to you.
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