Clinic types · Specialty hospitals

AI Bot for specialty hospitals & medical centers

The problem here isn't that nobody answers. It's jammed lines and questions spread across many centers. One patient asks about a package, insurance and a doctor's schedule in a single message, then gets passed around until they give up.

Sample conversation

How much is the package for laparoscopic gallstone surgery? Can I use insurance?

Our laparoscopic gallbladder surgery package starts at 135,000 THB, including a 2-night room stay, doctor's fees and take-home medication.

Will my company's insurance cover it?

Coverage limits need to be checked directly with your insurer by our benefits team. Could I take your name, phone number and insurance company? I'll pass this to our Surgery Center, and the team will call you back tomorrow morning.

Name and number captured, handed to your team with an alert

The questions this specialty gets most

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.

  • What does the surgery or maternity package include? How many nights?
  • Can I use health insurance or Social Security here? Do I need to pay up front?
  • Which days does this specialist see patients?
  • How much is each room type?
  • Which building and floor is this center on? Where do I park?
  • Do you have interpreters or English-speaking staff?

Where cases slip away

The three gaps we see most often in specialty hospitals & medical centers. The problem isn't that nobody messages — it's the stretch between someone asking and an actual booking.

01

Call center lines jammed in the evening

People who can't get through don't disappear. They message the page instead, and find an inbox that replies the next morning.

02

Handed off to the wrong center

One question touches two or three departments. Send it to the wrong place and the patient has to tell the whole story again from the start.

03

International and out-of-town cases fall through the cracks

High-value cases often come through chat after hours, and they wait the longest because nobody clearly owns them.

Guardrails for specialty hospitals

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.

Never diagnoses, never judges whether surgery is needed, and never says which doctor to see
Never confirms coverage or limits on behalf of an insurer. Always handed off to the benefits team
Never promises treatment outcomes or a fixed recovery time
Messages that suggest an emergency get the emergency number and are handed off to your team immediately, with no time wasted on follow-up questions

When things change, update it by chat

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.

Heart check-up package is 15% off this month The Orthopedic Center has moved to Building B, 3rd floor A new senior consultant sees patients on Wednesday afternoons

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

What specialty hospitals owners ask before starting

Our hospital has many centers. Can the system tell which topic belongs to which center?

Yes. Information is stored separately by center and by branch, so the system answers packages, room rates and doctor schedules for the right center. When it hands a case off, it goes to the responsible department with the details already collected, instead of the patient being passed around until they give up.

Can the system confirm insurance coverage for patients?

No, and it shouldn't. It can say which insurers the hospital accepts, how to use the benefit and what documents to bring. Confirming limits or coverage belongs to the insurer and your benefits team, so the system always hands it off.

Our call center is jammed all day. Can the system really reduce calls?

Most of what jams the lines is repeated questions that don't need a staff member: which building is this center in, which days does this doctor see patients, how much is a room. Once these are handled in chat 24/7, the calls left over are the ones that genuinely need a person.

How does the system handle messages that suggest an emergency?

It doesn't waste time with follow-up questions or try to assess symptoms. It gives the emergency number and hands off to your team immediately, with an alert. In a specialty hospital, a few minutes' delay matters far more than a polished answer.

Other specialties we cover

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See how it would answer your patients

Tell our team what your patients ask most. We'll set up sample answers from your real information — no commitment in the first round.

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