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AI call agent for hospitals, clinics and diagnostics The calls a busy front desk cannot get to.

Reception is for the people standing in front of it. Ringexa takes the routine calls around that — appointment reminders, report-ready calls, and the follow-up a week after a visit — in the language the patient is comfortable speaking.

₹3.5Starts fromper minute of talk-time

The situation

What normally happens

Reminder calls are the first thing dropped on a busy morning, and they are also the cheapest way to stop a no-show. The follow-up call after a procedure gets dropped for the same reason, and nobody finds out the patient has been unwell for a week.

A reminder call, in Telugu

Roughly how it goes.

Agentనమస్కారం, రేపు ఉదయం పదకొండు గంటలకు మీ అపాయింట్‌మెంట్ ఉంది. గుర్తు చేయడానికి కాల్ చేశాను.

CallerOh thanks, can I come at twelve instead?

AgentI'll note that you'd prefer twelve and have the desk confirm the change with you.

Routine calls, made reliably

Appointment reminders, report-ready notifications and post-visit follow-ups are the calls that matter and are always first to be dropped. The agent makes them at the same rate on a busy day as a quiet one.

Written down, every time

What the patient said is on the contact as a recording and a transcript, so a change of time or a reported symptom is not something that depended on somebody remembering to write it on a pad.

It does not give medical advice

The agent answers from the notes you attach and nothing else. Asked something clinical it is not briefed on, it says a member of staff will confirm and leaves the question in the transcript, rather than producing an answer that sounds confident and is not.

Questions

For this kind of calling.

Will it try to answer clinical questions?

No. It works from the notes you give it. Anything outside them is handed back to your staff with the question preserved in the transcript, which is the correct behaviour for a caller asking about their own health.

Can it take a call rather than only make one?

Yes. The number assigned to you routes both ways, and an incoming call reaches the same script as an outgoing one.

Are the recordings kept?

They are stored against the contact and archived, so they outlast the phone network's own retention window and can be played back from the dashboard later.

Also on Ringexa

Other things it is used for.

Put it on your next lead.

Set up a script, point it at one number, and listen to how the call goes. That is the whole trial.