AI assistant with its own phone number that answers calls, remembers interactions, and manages tasks
AI medical scribe and clinical assistant that automates medical documentation and patient logistics for healthcare providers
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Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
Basic: 36¢/min plus $2.50 monthly service fee (under $10/month for 20 minutes of use). Standard: 30¢/min plus $2.50 monthly service fee (about $20/month for an hour of use). Growth: Contact Sales for custom pricing. Users can set their own monthly spending limit.
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Key features
Answers and makes calls
Blocks spam calls
Remembers conversations and interactions
Manages appointments and reminders
Joins meetings and takes notes
Captures and recalls ideas
Provides personalized daily updates
Researches and coordinates tasks
Call forwarding integration
Conditional and unconditional call forwarding
Real-time clinical note generation from patient conversations
Multi-party diarization to distinguish patient, caregiver, and clinician voices
Specialty-aware note generation for cardiology, psychiatry, neurology, and pediatrics
ICD-10 and CPT code suggestions in real time
AI Medical Receptionist for answering patient calls
AI Smart Scheduler for appointment management
Direct EHR integration with 100% done-for-you setup
HIPAA-compliant with AES-256 encryption and SOC 2 Type II
Telehealth and video visit support
Longitudinal patient context preservation across visits
What makes it different
Always available second brain that never stops working
Remembers every interaction automatically
Captures action items and decisions from calls and meetings
Pay only for what you use with customizable spending limits
Serves US and Canada with phone number integration
97.4% clinical accuracy rate using frontier LLMs
Notes finalize in under 90 seconds without 24-hour delays
Built by clinicians specifically for medical workflows, not adapted from general chatbots
Medical-lexicon integrity that avoids confusion between similar-sounding drugs