In a small clinic the person who answers the phone is also the person at the desk, and both cannot happen at once. Delusia.AI books, moves and confirms appointments, and leaves anything clinical to the clinicians.
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None of that is a discipline problem. It is what happens when the person who answers the phone is also doing the work. Work out what those calls are worth.
No. A rule that applies to every business on the platform, and that no owner can switch off, forbids medical, legal and financial advice. It books the appointment and takes a message. If a caller describes something urgent, it alerts you immediately and, inside your transfer hours, can put them through to a person.
Each call is transcribed and stored against your account, visible only to your account. Personal details are removed before any transcript is analysed. Recording is off unless you turn it on, and recordings and transcripts are deleted after 90 days. Whether that meets your own obligations as a clinic is for you to judge; the privacy policy names every service provider involved.
Yes. A patient who rings back can move or cancel an appointment; it checks their upcoming bookings, offers times from your hours or calendar, and tells you what changed.
One reminder the day before, by text or email, when you switch it on. Confirmations straight after booking are a separate switch.
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