AI phone agent for your practice software

A practice runs on two things at once: the person in front of you and the phone that will not stop. Whoever is at the desk can only serve one of them, and the other one waits.

In short

An AI phone agent connected to practice software answers the front-desk line, reads the practitioner calendars and appointment types out of that software, and books, moves or cancels the appointment during the call. Its access is limited to scheduling and contact fields: findings, diagnoses, prescriptions and billing are outside its reach by design, and the exact scopes are agreed when the connection is set up.

What changes

What it does on every call

  • The desk keeps working

    Nobody has to break off with the patient in front of them because the phone rang for the fourth time.

  • Books what your software allows

    Practitioner, treatment type and duration come out of the practice software, so the agent cannot book something the calendar does not permit.

  • Nothing clinical

    Appointments and contact details, and that is the whole of it. Findings and billing are not readable and not writable.

Frequently asked questions

With the access limited to scheduling and contact fields and a data processing agreement in place, yes. Processing happens in the EU, hosted in Frankfurt. What matters is that clinical data is never in scope, not that it is handled carefully.

It applies the rules the practice defines, and it does not triage on its own. You decide which phrases go straight through to a person; everything else becomes an appointment.

Many practice systems run on a local server, and the connection is set up against whatever interface that installation exposes. It is a setup question, not a blocker.

No. It takes the calls the desk cannot get to, which in most practices is the larger half, and hands over anything that needs a person.

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