AI Receptionist For Medical OfficeThat Answers The 8am Rush
Books, reschedules, takes refill requests. Live in days, not weeks.
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$1.2KNew patient, yr 1
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150+Refill calls / day
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0.5sAI answer time
They hang up on hold. No voicemail, no ticket, nobody ever finds out.
A new patient is worth $500 to $2,000 in year one. One missed call, and it's gone.
A busy primary care location fields 150 to 200 refill requests daily. Every one is a voicemail somebody decodes and re-keys later.
Patients hold six minutes, then call the urgent care two miles away. Monday voicemail: eleven messages, four already expired.
The answering service bills per minute to take a name and number. By Monday's callback, that patient is seen somewhere else.
Hospital systems have IT departments and governance committees. Your three-doctor practice just has a phone that needs to be answered.
The top HIPAA search result is built into its own EHR, not connected by API. If you run Epic or athenahealth, that page was never for you.
Their proof is 100 providers and $3.3M saved. The two-doctor practice reads that and knows it isn't the intended buyer.
Providers, visit types, locations, hours
Plans you accept and your copay rules
Escalation: anything clinical goes to a human
Keep your number, your carrier, and your phone system
After-hours, overflow, or always-on
No migration, no hardware
Answers with your practice name
Books and routes on the call, not later
Every call recorded, transcribed, searchable