The lunch-hour ring-out
Your front desk is checking in a patient, the phone rings twice, and the caller gives up. Nobody ever knows they called.
Your front desk is checking in a patient, the phone rings twice, and the caller gives up. Nobody ever knows they called.
The office closes, the calls keep coming. Voicemail collects the ones patient enough to leave a message. Most are not.
Scheduling, checking in, answering the same ten questions. Your best staffer spends the day being interrupted.
Every unanswered call is a patient deciding whether to call someone else.
A natural voice greets callers with your clinic's own greeting and answers your practice's questions: hours, directions, services, providers, accepted insurance, what to bring.
Before anything personal, it confirms who is calling. Then it books, reschedules, or cancels on your live schedule, checking real availability so it never double-books, or takes a detailed message.
Every call is logged with a summary. Urgent calls route straight to your staff, and any caller can say they want a person at any time.
Books, reschedules, cancels, and confirms appointments on your real schedule. It checks live availability, respects each provider's hours, and never double-books.
Hours, directions, parking, services, providers, insurance you accept, what new patients should bring. Your team stops repeating the same ten answers.
Callback requests, refill requests routed to the provider, reason for visit captured, urgency flagged. Every message lands as a task your staff sees immediately.
Evenings, weekends, and holidays it answers, takes messages, and schedules callbacks. Anyone describing an emergency is told to hang up and call 911.
Balance and coverage-status answers after identity verification, with a secure link for payment. It never takes card numbers by voice.
No personal information is shared until the caller confirms who they are. Unknown callers can still book, ask general questions, and leave messages.
No diagnoses, no test results, no dosing, ever. Clinical questions go to your team. Anyone describing an emergency is told to call 911.
Nem is built for HIPAA Security Rule safeguards. We sign a Business Associate Agreement with every practice, and every call is logged and auditable.
Your staff can review bookings the agent makes, and any caller can reach a person on request. The agent assists your team. It does not replace your judgment.
Edit your clinic's answers in plain language. Switch each capability on or off. Choose the voice and the greeting. Set when calls transfer to your staff. And before your patients ever hear a change, place a test call and listen for yourself.
Bookings land on the same schedule your team uses. Messages become tasks. Call outcomes attach to the patient record. And if you run chronic care management, the same platform tracks your care programs end to end. One system instead of a phone vendor, a practice system, and a care-management tool that do not talk to each other. Moving in is part of onboarding, not a separate project.
We built Nem hands-on with our pilot practices, sitting with the people who answer the phones. The agent earns its place the same way any new hire does: call by call. Book a demo and judge it the way you would an interview.
The Nem team
A fraction of another front-desk salary, working around the clock.
Additional minutes: $0.85 on Starter, $0.70 on Growth, $0.60 on Professional. Roughly 150 calls per 500 minutes.