A small veterinary practice cannot leave a patient on the table to answer the phone. Delusia.AI books the appointment, answers the questions you hear every day, and alerts you immediately when an owner is frightened.
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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.
It does not try to assess the animal. It takes the details, marks the call urgent and alerts you immediately; inside your transfer hours it can put the caller through to a person with a short spoken briefing. After hours it gives the emergency clinic details you have written in its instructions.
No. A rule no owner can change forbids medical advice, and that includes "is this normal for a cat". It says a vet will need to look, and books the visit or takes a message.
When someone who has called before rings again, it has their name, last call and any upcoming booking ready, once they confirm who they are. You can switch that off if your line is shared.
Yes. One code on your phone forwards the calls you miss; another turns it off. Nothing about your number or carrier changes.
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