AI call handling for clinics
A natural voice receptionist for overflow and after-hours calls—built around your services, booking rules, and team.
Free 14-day pilot · Up to 200 voice minutes · No long-term contract
One minute, right here
Try the real AI receptionist for Mapleview Physiotherapy. Ask about booking, opening hours, pricing, or reaching a staff member—and interrupt or rephrase just as you would on a phone call.
Live voice demo · 60-second limit
Tap the voice control, allow microphone access, then speak naturally. Keep your volume on to hear Ava’s reply.
Built around the way your clinic works
We learn the work your reception team already does, then give the assistant a clear scope: what to answer, capture, book, and hand off.
After-hours questions, overflow, messages, and appointment requests are handled consistently—while urgent or uncertain calls follow your approved escalation path.
The assistant stays in the administrative lane. Medical questions, emergencies, and named exceptions go to the clinic’s approved next step.
Canadian-dollar pricing. Begin with a free 14-day pilot of up to 200 voice minutes, then continue only if it earns its place.
Use your own numbers
A planning estimate, not a revenue guarantee. Adjust the assumptions to match your clinic.
No. The strongest first use is overflow and after-hours coverage. Staff keep the high-touch work; the assistant keeps routine calls from disappearing into voicemail.
Yes, when your scheduling system supports a suitable connection. Compatibility and booking rules are confirmed before any integration is promised.
The assistant stays within its approved administrative scope. Medical questions, emergencies, and uncertain requests follow the clinic’s escalation rules.
Your team reviews call summaries, accuracy, and workload handled. Continue month to month only if the service earns its place.
In a short walkthrough, we map your most common calls, escalation rules, and pilot scope—before any paid setup.