Answer & greet
Picks up in your clinic’s voice, no voicemail
Someone in pain wants in today. If your front desk is adjusting a patient, they book the clinic that answered. We answer, check your schedule, and book them while your team keeps working.

Book the same-day patient and the next visit, and win lapsed patients back, with every call answered after hours.
Every practice in this specialty loses the same four ways. None of them is a staffing problem you can hire your way out of, which is why they persist.
Back pain does not wait. A first-time caller in pain wants to be seen today, and when your desk is mid-adjustment the call rings out. That high-intent new patient, worth a whole treatment plan, books the clinic that picked up.
Patients start a plan, feel better, and drift before they finish. Without a nudge to rebook the next visit, the adjustments that would have kept them on track, and kept your schedule full, quietly fall off.
New patients ask one question before they commit: do you take my plan. If nobody answers, or the answer waits on a callback, they move on to a clinic that told them on the spot.
The patients who came in for a month and stopped are booked revenue waiting to be claimed. But reaching out depends on a busy front desk remembering, so they never hear from you and find a new clinic when the pain comes back.
What that looks like on a normal day — five frames from the clinic front desk, before and after the phone gets help.


Done-for-you automation tuned to how your clinic actually runs. It lives on tools you own, so you always have the keys.
Answers every call in your clinic’s voice while your team is adjusting. It qualifies the caller, answers ‘do you take my plan’ from a script you approve, and books the new patient or the next visit. Clinical questions go to your team.
Nudges patients to book their next adjustment on the cadence their plan calls for, so the course of care stays on track instead of trailing off.
When a call still rings out, it fires an instant text with your booking link, so the patient in pain has a way to book without redialing the next clinic.
Works the patients who came in and dropped off with a sequenced text-and-email campaign that invites them back and books them, without anyone chasing by hand.
If your clinic misses __ new-patient calls a week, and a new chiropractic patient is worth $__ across a treatment plan, here’s what’s walking out the door. Run it with your own numbers.

Read these as a way to show the math, not a result we’re promising. Your own missed new-patient count and what a chiropractic patient is worth across a treatment plan are the inputs that count. Run those before you decide.
Starts when inbound call rings out or hits after-hours / lunch
Picks up in your clinic’s voice, no voicemail
New or existing patient, reason for the visit, insurance plan
Confirms accepted insurance from your approved script
Reads open slots from your scheduling system
Writes the appointment and sends an SMS confirmation
New patient or next visit booked and confirmed, logged for your team


Most clinics start with the receptionist. The rest are separate builds, quoted on their own.
An AI receptionist on your number that answers after-hours and overflow calls, handles the routine questions from a script you approve, and sends the patient your booking link or hands the call to your team.
Two-way text and voice scheduling that books from your live calendar, then sends the reminders that keep patients from forgetting the visit.
Brings back patients who are overdue for cleanings, annual exams, and follow-ups with recall campaigns that run on their own.
Asks happy patients for a Google review at the right moment, watches for new ones, and drafts the replies, so your local ranking keeps climbing.
Most clinic builds land in the $3K–$5K range. Your exact quote comes out of the free audit, after we scope the calls, tools and follow-up you actually need — no commitment before that.
Which new-patient calls is your clinic missing, and what are they worth? You’ll know before you spend a dollar.