The morning rush
Between 8 and 10, patients call about cancellations, pain and rescheduling. That is exactly when patients are standing at the desk too.
Phone pressure is not spread across the day. It stacks up at exactly the wrong moments.
Between 8 and 10, patients call about cancellations, pain and rescheduling. That is exactly when patients are standing at the desk too.
Assistants support in the treatment room. Every call that rings then either pulls someone away from a patient in the chair or goes unanswered.
A patient who hears voicemail rarely leaves a message. They call the next practice, or do not call back at all.
Eva answers the phone the way you agree: which questions she handles, what she schedules, and when she hands over to the desk.
Every call is answered instantly, through the rush, the lunch break and after closing time.
Appointments, cancellations and rescheduling follow your agenda rules.
Eva recognizes pain and urgency and routes them by your protocol.
The desk sees what was discussed and what was agreed for every call.
See also: What a receptionist costs, and the alternative · How the implementation works

The phone is answered instantly by a calm voice that knows the practice. No queue, no voicemail. Questions that need the team are handed over neatly or scheduled for a callback.
That is up to you. Some practices let Eva handle everything, others only the peak moments, the lunch break or the evenings. It is configurable per part of the day.
Eva stays reachable. Patients can book or reschedule in the evening and the weekend, and urgent cases hear your emergency protocol.
Yes. Eva works within the rules the team sets and records every conversation. Whatever needs human attention lands at the desk.
Eva works with the agenda and practice rules we configure together during implementation. The implementation page walks through that step by step.
Plan a demo and see how Eva handles the phone of a dental practice.