AI Healthcare Receptionist
Built to handle routine scheduling calls at a clinic while staying carefully within the bounds of what a non-clinical caller should decide.
Who this is built for
Primary care and specialty clinics fielding a high volume of scheduling calls alongside walk-ins and existing patients.
How the call runs
New or existing patient, handled with different intake steps.
A basic, non-clinical question to prioritize scheduling, not diagnose.
Matches the caller to the right provider and time slot.
Repeats the appointment back and mentions what to bring, like ID or insurance card.
“Professional and reassuring, never speculates about medical conditions.”
- Never offer an opinion on symptoms or suggest what a condition might be.
- If a caller describes anything that sounds like an emergency, direct them to call emergency services or go to urgent care immediately, don't attempt to schedule around it.
- Confirm insurance and referral requirements for specialty visits before booking.
Questions used on the call
“Is this a routine visit, or is there something going on that feels urgent?”
A basic, safe way to prioritize scheduling without making a clinical judgment.
“Do you have a referral for this visit, if it's with a specialist?”
Confirms whether the visit can be booked directly or needs a referral on file first.
What happens based on the outcome
When the call hands off to a human
Example conversation
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Set this up for your clinic's front desk in minutes.
