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A front desk that answers every call and forgets no recall.

We build the reception agents, recall automation, and scheduling boards that keep every provider fully booked and every call answered. Strictly administrative, never a stand-in for clinical judgment.

Answers every call, day or nightRecalls that chase themselvesOne board, every provider
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Today · 4 appointments

Wed 12 Jun

8:15rCleaningR. Mensah · Dr. Iyerconfirmed
9:00tNew patient examT. Alvez · Dr. Lindqvistarrived
9:45rOpen slot— · Dr. Iyergap
10:30tRecall · 6-monthK. Osei · Dr. Lindqvistconfirmed

Desk snapshot

No-shows today

0

reminders sent 48h and 2h out

Recalls due

14

9 already re-booked this week

Booked by agent

6

calls answered since the desk opened

After-hours text · 7:18 PM · chipped-tooth request → booked 8:15 AM tomorrow

A live view of the desk. Swap in your own hours, providers, and patients.

Reception

24/7 covered

calls and texts answered day or night

Recalls

Self-tracking

no spreadsheet, no falling off the list

Intake

Done pre-visit

forms and consent before the patient arrives

Scheduling

One board

every provider and room on one calendar

Where the schedule slips

Six places a full-looking day runs half-empty

Reception

Calls go unanswered

A ringing front desk during a full room means the next caller tries the practice down the street.

Booking

Empty slots sit next to double-bookings

Manual scheduling leaves gaps on one provider's day while another runs over, with no one holding the whole calendar.

Reminders

No-shows nobody chased

A patient who forgets an appointment costs the slot and the provider's time, with no reminder sent to stop it.

Recall

Recalls drift off a spreadsheet

Patients due for a check-up, cleaning, or follow-up pass their window because no one is tracking the list.

Intake

Forms filled out twice

Paper intake redone at the counter slows the first visit, and reception retypes what the patient already wrote.

After hours

Evenings and weekends go to voicemail

The hours patients are free to call are exactly the hours the practice stops answering.

What we build

The software that keeps the desk calm

Front-desk reception agents

Handles inbound calls and texts, checks live availability, and books or reschedules across every provider, day or night.

Live availabilityBook & rescheduleMulti-providerAfter-hours coverage
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Can I move my 3pm to Friday?
Friday at 2:30 with Dr. Iyer is open. Want that?
Yes, please.
Rescheduled ✓ reminder sent

Recall & reminder automation

Recall lists trigger by visit type, with reminders and confirmations sent by text or email so slots are never left to chance.

Recall triggersSMS / email remindersConfirm or rescheduleNo spreadsheet chasing
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R. M.6-month cleaningBooked
T. A.Annual eye examAwaiting reply
K. O.Physio follow-upRetry queued

Digital intake & forms

Patients complete intake, consent, and history forms before they arrive, synced straight into the practice record.

Pre-visit formse-ConsentInsurance captureSynced to your PMS

Every field here writes straight back into the record your providers already chart in. Nothing gets typed twice.

Practice-wide scheduling board

One calendar across every provider and room, with buffers, holds, and waitlist fill built in.

Multi-provider calendarWaitlist fillRoom / resource holdsProvider rules

Every field here writes straight back into the record your providers already chart in. Nothing gets typed twice.

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Missed call · after hours · 7:18 PM
Hi, this is the front desk. Sorry we missed you. How can we help?
My daughter chipped a tooth today, can we get in soon?
We can fit her in tomorrow at 8:15 with Dr. Lindqvist, or Thursday at 2:00. Which works?
Tomorrow 8:15 is perfect.
Booked ✓ You'll get a reminder the morning of, and a short form to fill out before you arrive.

Flagship · the after-hours call

The call that lands at 7pm, booked before the desk reopens

Evenings and weekends are when the phone goes unanswered. The moment a call or text comes in, the agent checks real availability, offers open slots, and books straight into the calendar. No clinical judgment, just a kept appointment.

  • Answers every after-hours call or text within seconds
  • Checks live availability across every provider, so the slot it offers is real
  • Books straight into the practice calendar, with nothing retyped
  • Sends the pre-visit form so reception isn't re-entering it at the counter

Recall list · this week

R. M.6-month cleaningdue 12 Jun · Texted 3d agoBooked
T. A.Annual eye examdue 18 Jun · Texted todayAwaiting reply
K. O.Physio follow-updue 22 Jun · Called, no answerRetry queued
S. P.Wellness checkdue 25 Jun · ConfirmedBooked
D. N.Therapy check-indue 29 Jun · Texted 1d agoBooked

The recall list

The list that used to live in a spreadsheet, now runs itself

A recall list is only worth keeping if something acts on it. The spreadsheet version failed at the last step every time: the dates were right and nobody had time to work them. Each line below is a step that used to depend on somebody remembering.

Every visit type (a cleaning, an annual exam, a follow-up) has a recall window. When a patient enters it, the list reaches out, and a reply books the slot without anyone picking up a phone.

  • Every visit type has its own recall window, set by your practice
  • Reminders go out automatically by text, email, or call
  • Replies book straight into the open slot, so there's no phone tag
  • Anything unanswered goes back in the queue and stays on the list

How we roll it out

01

Map the front desk

We trace how calls, bookings, recalls, and intake actually move through your practice today, provider by provider.

02

Wire the reception agent

Live availability, booking, and after-hours coverage go live on your phone line and calendar.

03

Automate recalls & reminders

Recall windows, reminders, and confirmations run automatically by visit type, with no spreadsheet to maintain.

04

Roll out intake & the board

Digital intake, e-consent, and a practice-wide scheduling board finish the rollout across every provider.

Connected to the front desk

It plugs into the systems your practice already charts in

Practice management systemsDentrix, Open Dental, Cliniko-style PMS platforms. The calendar stays the single source of truth.
Phone & SMSCalls and texts run through your existing practice line, so there's no new number to learn.
EHR / patient recordsIntake and history sync into the record your providers already chart in.
Insurance & billingCoverage checks and billing codes captured at intake, before the patient reaches the counter.
PaymentsCo-pays and deposits collected online or in person, reconciled to the visit.
TelehealthVideo visits scheduled and joined from the same booking flow as in-person ones.

What changes

A desk that stops running on memory

A calendar that stays full

Recalls and reminders keep every provider's day booked, including the ones reception never gets time to chase.

No slot lost to a missed call

Every call and text gets an answer, day or night, without adding staff to the front desk.

Less paperwork at the counter

Forms, consent, and insurance arrive before the patient does, so check-in takes a minute instead of ten.

One board, every provider

Scheduling, waitlists, and room holds sit on a single calendar, replacing the notebook per provider.

See tomorrow's gaps close before you open

Share a real day from your schedule and we'll run the reception agent, the recall list, and the reminders against it, so you can watch the gaps close in front of you.

· 24/7 reception· Automatic recalls· Forms before arrival

Questions

What the front desk asks first

No. The agent handles scheduling, intake, recalls, and reminders only. Anything clinical goes straight to your staff; it never assesses symptoms or gives medical guidance.

Yes. We connect to the PMS, EHR, phone, and calendar tools you already run, so the schedule and patient record stay the single source of truth.

Each visit type gets its own recall window your practice sets. Reminders go out automatically, and a reply books straight into an open slot.

Yes. The board is built for multi-provider and multi-location practices, with rules per provider, room holds, and a shared waitlist across the group.

We build with confidentiality and access control as a first requirement, especially for sensitive intake like mental health, and route anything outside scheduling straight to staff.

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