Book an appointment
Understands the problem, picks the doctor whose specialty fits, offers real open slots and books the one the patient accepts.
AI receptionist for clinics and hospitalsYour clinic’s phone,
Your clinic’s phone,
answered every time.
Incoming call
Dr. Mehta sees stomach complaints. Let me check tomorrow for you.
4:30 pm or 5:15 pm are open. Which would you like?
In Dr. Mehta’s calendar
10
Indian languages, spoken and understood
24/7
Answered, including the hours nobody is at the desk
8
Kinds of call it handles end to end
0
Double bookings — the slot is held in a transaction
On the call
Every call a clinic actually gets
Not a menu tree. The patient says what they need in their own words, and the conversation goes down one of these paths.
Reschedule
Finds the existing appointment from a name or number, reads it back, and moves it only once the patient has agreed to the new time.
Cancel
Confirms which visit is being cancelled before it touches the diary, then frees the slot for the next caller.
Check timings
Answers the "is the doctor in tomorrow?" call in a sentence, and offers to book while the patient is still on the line.
Directions
Gives the address and the landmark route for the branch the patient dialled, and repeats it as many times as they ask.
Fees and questions
Quotes the consultation fee you set, and answers from your own clinic notes rather than making something up.
Medical questions
Does not diagnose. Acknowledges, then steers to the right doctor or a person at the desk.
Emergencies
Red-flag symptoms stop the conversation dead and send the caller to 108 or 112 before any booking is attempted.
Getting started
Three steps, one afternoon
No integration project and nothing to install at the clinic. The work is describing how your clinic already runs.
- 01
Describe your clinic once
Doctors, specialties, consultation fees, OPD hours, branches and the things patients always ask. The onboarding walks through it in one sitting.
- 02
Point a number at it
Assign a phone number to the agent. Inbound calls are answered from that moment; you can listen to a test call in the browser first.
- 03
Watch the diary fill
Every call leaves a transcript, an outcome and a cost. Appointments land in the doctor's own calendar, including their Google calendar.
Languages
Patients do not switch to English for you
Englishहिन्दीमराठीગુજરાતીதமிழ்తెలుగుಕನ್ನಡമലയാളംবাংলাਪੰਜਾਬੀ
Beyond the call
The work that happens after they hang up
An answered call is the start. What keeps a diary full is everything that follows it.
It calls patients back
Reminder and confirmation calls go out before the visit, in the language the booking was made in, and mark who is coming.
Follow-ups are real appointments
A review visit booked from a consultation obeys the same slot rules, the same double-booking protection and the same reminders.
Reviews after the visit
A single-use link goes to the patient after they have been seen, so feedback is tied to a visit that actually happened.
A person is always one step away
When a caller asks for somebody, or the agent is out of its depth, the call is handed to your desk rather than talked around.
Trust
Built for patient data, not demos
A clinic is handing over what its patients say about their health. These are the guarantees that come with that.
One clinic cannot see another
Every request resolves to a single organization at the gateway, and that scope is applied again inside each service. Identity headers from a client are stripped, never trusted.
Your retention, enforced
Set how long calls, recordings and transcripts are kept. A daily job deletes what is past its date, recordings out of storage included.
Secrets encrypted at rest
Provider keys and webhook secrets are stored encrypted, outbound webhooks are signed, and every admin action is written to an audit log.
Nothing published by accident
Agents run a published version. A draft you are editing never answers a patient call until you publish it.
Plans
Priced per clinic, not per call
The plan covers the platform. The calls themselves are passed through at what the carrier and the speech providers charge, and the usage page shows both.
Clinic
A single clinic with a few doctors and one number.
₹4,999per month
- 1 branch, up to 3 doctors
- 500 answered calls a month
- All ten languages
- Bookings into each doctor's calendar
- Reminder and confirmation calls
Practice
Several branches, outbound campaigns and the follow-up loop.
₹12,999per month
- Up to 3 branches, 15 doctors
- 2,000 answered calls a month
- Outbound campaigns and lead lists
- Follow-up visits and review requests
- API access and webhooks
Hospital
A group with many sites, its own retention rules and a contract.
Let's talkannual
- Unlimited branches and doctors
- Hospital group view across clinics
- Your own retention and audit exports
- Dedicated numbers and concurrency
- Named support with response times
Carrier minutes, speech and model usage are billed at the providers’ own rates on top of the plan. Every call’s cost is itemised in your dashboard.
Questions
What clinics ask first
Will patients know it is not a person?
It introduces itself as the clinic's assistant and never claims to be a doctor. It speaks naturally, waits when the patient is still talking, and hands over to your desk the moment somebody asks for a human.
What happens if it does not understand?
It asks again rather than guessing, and it will not confirm a booking it did not actually make. When a tool fails, the patient is told the truth and offered a call back.
Does it work with our existing calendar?
Each doctor can connect a Google calendar. Free and busy time there is respected when slots are offered, and a booking writes an event into it.
Can we run more than one branch?
Yes. Branches keep their own numbers, hours, addresses and doctors, and a hospital group can hold several clinics under one login.
What about emergencies?
Red-flag phrasing is caught before any booking tool can run, and the caller is told to ring 108 or 112. That check does not depend on the model getting it right.