AI agents for clinics and practices
Appointment reminders sent by hand. Claims submitted late because the paperwork sat in a tray. Patients who call three times before anyone picks up. Your front desk is doing admin instead of looking after people.
Three jobs that eat the week
Someone works down tomorrow's list sending messages between patients. The Reminder Agent sends them on your schedule, handles the replies that just say yes, and gives your front desk only the ones asking to move.
The submission needs a document that nobody chased. The Claims Agent assembles the pack, checks what is missing before submission rather than after rejection, and never submits anything without a person approving it first.
Most calls are about opening hours, directions or whether a slot is free. The Front Desk Agent answers those in writing, books into your existing system, and passes anything clinical straight to a human without attempting an answer.
Where most practices start
Nobody switches on six agents at once. These are the departments that pay for themselves first in this trade.
A two-doctor GP practice
Reminders sent by hand between patients, and claims sitting in a tray waiting for one missing document. The Reminder Agent handles confirmations and reschedules; the Claims Agent assembles each pack and checks it before submission — with a person approving every one.
See what this would look like for you →The software you already run
We connect to what's there. No one is migrating off their accounting system to make this work.
See it on one of your own appointment lists
Give the demo a real day's schedule and watch where it stops.