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We learn your services, hours, booking rules, common questions, and urgent-call policy.
AI call handling for St. Catharines clinics
A natural-sounding AI receptionist that answers overflow and after-hours calls, captures the right details, and helps patients take the next step—without adding another shift.
One minute, right here
Speak naturally about booking, opening hours, pricing, or reaching a staff member. The live voice preview ends after 60 seconds, then you can book a tailored walkthrough.
Talk with Ava, the live demo receptionist for Mapleview Physiotherapy. Interrupt, rephrase, or ask a difficult question to hear how she handles it.
We map the receptionist work your team already does, then build guardrails around what the assistant can answer, capture, book, and hand off.
We learn your services, hours, booking rules, common questions, and urgent-call policy.
Your call flow, voice, knowledge, routing, and calendar connection are configured for the clinic.
Run it for 14 days on overflow or after hours. Your team reviews how every call was handled.
We refine answers and routing from real call patterns, then keep monitoring performance.
Begin with a free 14-day pilot. Choose the plan only after you have heard the calls, measured the volume, and seen the workload it removes.
$499 one-time launch
$699 one-time launch
$999 one-time launch
Additional usage is $0.75 per voice minute. Third-party software fees or unusually complex integrations are quoted before launch. No long-term contract.
Use your own numbers
This is a simple planning estimate—not a revenue guarantee. Adjust all three assumptions to match your clinic.
After the Essential fee, the estimated net value is $287 per month.
Controlled by design
Every deployment starts with a clear scope. The assistant handles routine front-desk work and hands anything sensitive, urgent, or uncertain to a person.
Collect only what the workflow needs for scheduling, follow-up, and routing.
Medical questions, emergencies, and exceptions go to the clinic’s approved next step.
Your team can review summaries and improve the handling rules during the pilot.
Why call handling matters: one Canadian outpatient physiotherapy case study reported a combined no-show and cancellation rate of 20.6% across 6,162 scheduled appointments. Results vary by clinic; the calculator above intentionally uses your own assumptions. Read the study.
Questions
No. The strongest first use is overflow and after-hours coverage. Staff keep the high-touch work; the assistant prevents routine calls from disappearing into voicemail.
Yes, when your scheduling system supports a suitable connection. We confirm compatibility and booking rules before promising an integration.
We define escalation rules during setup. Clinical questions, emergencies, uncertain requests, and named exceptions are routed to the next step your clinic approves.
You review call summaries, accuracy, and the workload handled. Continue on a monthly plan only if the service earns its place.
Ready for your clinic’s version?
Book a short walkthrough. We will map your clinic’s questions, escalation rules, and pilot scope before any paid setup.