Patient scheduling by phone
Voice agents book, reschedule, and confirm appointments using your scheduling rules, provider availability, and visit types, and route urgent calls to staff.
Industry
Practices and healthcare operations teams lose hours to phones and paperwork: scheduling, intake, reminders, prior authorizations, referrals. DPI deploys HIPAA-aligned AI that answers patient calls, collects intake, moves paperwork, and supports documentation, with a Business Associate Agreement signed before any patient data is involved.
Who This Is For
Where AI Pays Off
Voice agents book, reschedule, and confirm appointments using your scheduling rules, provider availability, and visit types, and route urgent calls to staff.
Demographics, insurance details, and forms collected by voice, text, or web before the visit, with reminders and preparation instructions sent automatically.
Requirements checked, forms assembled from the record, submissions tracked, and follow-up calls to payers handled with escalations to staff.
Incoming referrals read, entered, and scheduled, with missing information requested from the referring office.
Visit summaries, letters, and administrative documents drafted from structured inputs for clinician review.
Hours, locations, insurance accepted, preparation, and billing questions answered from approved information, with everything else routed to staff.
Healthcare operations teams have the highest call and paperwork volume of any service business, and the strictest rules on how that information is handled. Most AI tools fail the second test. DPI deployments start with a signed Business Associate Agreement and an architecture reviewed by your compliance owner, then take on the work that keeps staff on the phone and off the patient.
Voice agents that schedule, reschedule, and confirm appointments and route urgent calls; intake and reminder workflows by voice, text, and web; prior authorization support that assembles requirements and follows up with payers; referral processing; documentation support for administrative documents; and answers to administrative patient questions from approved information.
Minimum-necessary data in prompts, private processing for speech and language models where required, encrypted storage with access logging, retention rules per data type, and clear routing of clinical or urgent matters to people. Details on the security and compliance page.
Answered-call rate, bookings and confirmations, no-show rate, intake completion before the visit, authorization cycle time, and hours returned to front-desk and billing staff, reported monthly.
How It Works
Business Associate Agreement signed, then workflow mapping with front-desk, billing, and clinical operations staff.
Data minimization, private or BAA-covered model hosting, access controls, retention, and logging designed and reviewed with your compliance owner.
Scheduling on a forwarding number or intake for one visit type, tuned with staff on real calls and cases.
Expansion by location and workflow with dashboards for answered calls, bookings, no-shows, and paperwork cycle times.
Stack & Integrations
Engagement Models
Call and paperwork volumes, scheduling rules, and compliance requirements mapped, with the first deployment scoped and its metric defined.
Fixed-scope delivery of the first workflow under a signed BAA, integrated with practice management, with staff training.
Ongoing monitoring, tuning, new locations and workflows, and monthly reporting on answered calls, bookings, and no-shows.
FAQ
Yes, before any protected health information is involved. The architecture is designed to HIPAA requirements from the start: minimum-necessary data, encrypted transport and storage, access logging, and retention rules.
Speech-to-text and text-to-speech can run on open-source models inside a private environment, and language models on AWS Bedrock or self-hosted, so audio and transcripts stay under your control.
Yes, through supported APIs, using your visit types, provider schedules, and rules. Where an API is not available, we design a staff confirmation step rather than screen automation.
The agent handles administrative questions only and routes anything clinical or urgent to staff or your on-call protocol, with the transcript attached.
Confirmations, reminders, and easy rescheduling by voice and text are the main levers; the system tracks no-show rates before and after so the effect is measured, not assumed.
Scheduling and reminders for one location typically launch within weeks after the BAA and assessment; authorization and referral workflows are staged by payer and specialty.
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Next Step
Tell us where calls, tickets, documents, or approvals pile up. We map the workflow, size the impact, and propose a deployment you can measure.