Call the number below. Press 1 to book an appointment with our team, or press 2 to hear a quick demo of how our AI works.
Watch a recorded ICBC patient intake call. The AI captures the claim number, screens for red flags, and books the appointment.
When you dial in, our AI opens with a quick two-option menu. Press 1 to book an appointment, or press 2 for the demo. Below is what the demo path sounds like — a fictional clinic role-play with a clear up-front disclaimer.
"Hey, thanks for calling Atlas Metrics. Press 1 to book an appointment with our team, or press 2 to hear a quick demo of how our AI works."
(presses 2 on the keypad)
"Sweet. Quick heads-up — I'm going to switch into demo mode and role-play as the AI for Westside Wellness Acupuncture, a fictional clinic. Try asking me anything a patient might. Ready?"
"Yeah, do you treat shoulder pain?"
"I can't speak to specific clinical questions — but Lisa would be the right person. Want me to take a message? Just need your name and the best number to reach you."
The compliance refusal is the wow moment. Most AI receptionists would happily diagnose. Ours refuses — and that's what keeps regulators off your back.
"You're speaking with our virtual receptionist." HPOA-compliant disclosure on every call, captured in the recording.
Non-MDs are always introduced with their profession ("one of our physiotherapists," "our chiropractor Dr. Smith, DC"). Never just "Dr."
If a patient asks about something outside scope, the AI routes to a human or refers out. Never gives clinical advice.
Every call is transcribed and stored with consent. Retention follows your college's bylaw for clinical records.
Verbal consent for treatment, recording, and billing is captured at the right moment in the call and logged.
The AI never quotes patient reviews or testimonials, even if the caller asks for them. HPOA bans it; we built it in.
We can build this for your practice in 14 days. Fixed price, money-back if we miss the deadline.