The phone rings out while the doctor is seeing patients
The clinic's busiest hours are when the most people call. Nobody picks up, so they go to the next clinic on the map.
Patients here ask only a few questions, but they ask them constantly, and almost none need a doctor to answer: is the doctor in today, what time do you close, roughly how much is a visit with medicine, can I get a medical certificate on the spot. If nobody answers, they drive to the clinic that picks up the phone.
What time is the doctor in today? My son has had a fever since last night.
The doctor sees patients 09:00–12:00 and 17:00–20:00 today. Mornings are quieter. A children's visit including medicine usually starts at 500–800 THB, depending on symptoms.
Do I need an appointment?
You can walk in. If you'd like us to hold a slot, could I take your name and phone number? Our team will reserve a morning slot. The doctor will assess your son's symptoms when you arrive.
We load complete answers to this set on setup day, because these are the questions that eat the most admin time and get answered wrong most often.
The three gaps we see most often in GP & pediatric clinics. The problem isn't that nobody messages — it's the stretch between someone asking and an actual booking.
The clinic's busiest hours are when the most people call. Nobody picks up, so they go to the next clinic on the map.
Opening hours, is the doctor in, where are you, is there parking — these eat up an admin's whole day, and the answers never change.
The doctor's schedule changed but nobody updated the page. People drive over and have to go home, and it becomes a one-star review.
The baseline healthcare guardrails apply to every specialty. These four are specific to this one — our team sets them up, and your doctors can add more at any time.
Prices, doctor schedules and conditions change often in this specialty. Type the change in plain language, the system shows you a summary, and once you confirm it answers the new way right away.
Same price for every specialty: from 8,900 THB/month, no setup fee. Pricing depends on the number of channels you turn on, not on the type of provider — see all plans · every channel lands in one unified inbox
Yes, as long as the doctor's schedule is up to date, and you can update it yourself by typing in chat, for example "the doctor is off this Thursday." These are the questions GP clinics get asked most, and none of them need a doctor. That makes them the first job to take off your admin's hands.
Yes, within the price ranges your clinic has set, such as the typical range for a basic visit with medicine and the fee for a medical certificate. The system never guesses numbers. If your clinic hasn't provided the information, it says so plainly and hands off to your team.
It doesn't diagnose, doesn't suggest what illness it might be, and never recommends medicine or doses to buy in the meantime. It answers what it can, such as the doctor's hours and how to prepare for the visit. Messages that sound like a possible emergency, such as seizures or difficulty breathing, get advice to go to the ER and are handed off to your team immediately.
Yes: which vaccines you have, eligible ages, prices and the conditions for issuing a medical certificate, as long as your clinic has confirmed the information. All of this is service information, not individual medical advice.
Promos change every month. People message late at night after seeing an ad, and compare three clinics in the same feed.
See what it answers for this specialtyBraces prices, implant prices, Social Security dental benefits and specialist schedules — the same questions every day.
See what it answers for this specialtyPatients message at 8 p.m. after work: how many sessions until it's better, can I claim insurance, any slots this evening?
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