Phones ring all day
Hours, insurance, services and directions, answered one call at a time.
Assistants that answer common patient questions, intake and paperwork that route themselves, and practice dashboards, built with patient privacy designed in from the start.
We hear the same three problems from medical, dental and vet offices again and again.
Hours, insurance, services and directions, answered one call at a time.
Intake forms, referrals and records are printed, retyped and filed.
Production, no-shows and collections live in different reports.
Start with the one that saves the most time. Each links to the full service, with pricing.
Answers general questions about services, insurance, hours and preparation, day or night.
AI chatbots & assistants →Collects booking requests after hours for staff to confirm in the morning.
AI chatbots & assistants →Forms and referrals routed, filed and flagged for follow-up automatically.
Automated reporting →Production, no-show rates, new patients and collections in one view.
Dashboards & Power BI →Practice software, accounting and forms kept in sync where access allows.
Integrations & APIs →Answers and reports kept current as services and staff change.
Care plans & support →Practice systems vary in what they allow. We confirm what can be connected, and how securely, before quoting. Product names belong to their owners.
Every project is quoted at a fixed price after a short paid discovery.
Typical projects for medical, dental and vet offices, to show the shape of the work.
Illustrative examples of the kind of work we do, not specific client results.
Every project follows the same route, so you always know where it stands and what it costs.
30 minutes to understand the problem and check the fit.
We map your systems and data, define "done" and show a mockup. Credited to the project.
Price, milestones and acceptance criteria in writing.
Short sprints with a demo each time, then training and full handover.
What medical, dental and vet offices ask us most.
Anything that handles patient health information needs HIPAA safeguards. A general FAQ assistant can be set up so it doesn't collect health details at all. Where patient data is involved, we use vendors that sign Business Associate Agreements and review the setup with you before building.
No. It answers general office questions such as hours, services, insurance and preparation, and directs anything clinical or urgent to your staff or emergency services.
It depends on the system and what access it allows. We check this in discovery and only propose connections that can be done securely.
A patient FAQ assistant usually falls in our AI Chatbot range of $5,000 to $15,000; intake automation projects start around $5,000. Each is quoted at a fixed price.
A free 30-minute call with a local developer. You'll leave with a clear next step, and a fixed price if we're a fit.