Real-time AI voice receptionist
A streaming voice agent that answers, books, and routes calls around the clock, with SMS follow-up.
A surgery center runs on a schedule, and the schedule runs on phone calls: confirmations, pre-op instructions, insurance checks, post-op follow-ups. Every one of those is a workflow that can run itself, with a person stepping in only when something is off.
Six pieces of work we see in almost every center, what the system takes over, and what you get back.
Each patient gets the right instructions for their procedure on the right days, a confirmation request, and a way to ask a question that reaches a nurse.
What you get back: Fewer same-day cancellations for a missed fasting window or an unconfirmed ride home.
Verification requests are prepared from the schedule, responses are logged, and anything missing or expiring before the case date is flagged to the business office.
What you get back: No case reaches the day with an authorization gap that could have been caught a week earlier.
Check-in messages go out on the surgeon’s schedule, answers are screened against the questions the clinical team sets, and anything concerning is escalated immediately.
What you get back: Every patient is checked on, and the nurses spend their time on the ones who need it.
Arrival reminders, delay notifications, and family updates are sent from the live schedule, so the front desk is not on the phone all morning.
What you get back: A calmer lobby and a staff that can see the day instead of narrating it.
A voice agent answers, captures what the caller needs, books or reschedules, and sends a summary to the right person.
What you get back: Referring offices and patients always get through.
After recovery, a short survey and a review link, with any low score routed to the administrator before it becomes public.
What you get back: Feedback you act on, and a steady stream of reviews from patients who had a good experience.
Three steps, in order. You can stop after the first one and keep the plan. How we work and what each step costs are on their own pages.
Two weeks inside your center. We map every call, message, verification, and follow-up around a case, and hand you an Opportunity Map: the work worth automating, ranked, with the hours and the cancellation cost attached.
We build the top items off the map, connect them to your scheduling and practice systems where they allow, and switch them on. Usually pre-op communication first, because it protects the schedule.
Monthly monitoring, fixes, and the next automation off the map, so the systems keep working as procedures and payers change.
A streaming voice agent that answers, books, and routes calls around the clock, with SMS follow-up.
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Put AI to work on the busywork so people get back to the business. I build durable agents that earn their keep on day one and still run a year later, so teams are free to do the work only people can do.