At 8 a.m. every medical clinic faces the same surge: prescription questions, sick children, referral follow-ups and appointment requests all arriving at once. When patients cannot get through, they delay care, flood walk-in hours, or register with another practice entirely.
Monday, 8:03 a.m. Three receptionists face fourteen calls in the queue before the doors have properly opened. A mother needs a same-day slot for a feverish toddler, an elderly man is confused about his blood pressure follow-up, someone needs a referral letter chased, and two patients just want to move appointments because of work. The hold music stretches past ten minutes. Two callers hang up, one arrives unannounced at the desk demanding to be seen, and a new family registering in the area gives up and tries the practice across town. Your clinicians have gaps at 11 a.m. that those callers would gladly have taken — if anyone could have reached them in time.
A parent calls at 7:40 a.m. about a child's earache. The AI asks your screening questions, offers the same-day slots you reserve, and books the child in before the phone queue forms.
A stable patient asks how to request a refill. The AI explains your exact process and timeline, and logs the request for the clinical team instead of tying up a receptionist.
A patient calls for the third time about a specialist referral. The AI gives the status information you have approved and records a clear message for follow-up, ending the repeat-call loop.
A family that just moved to the neighbourhood calls to register. The AI captures their details, explains what documents are needed, and books their first appointments in one call.
Marvic AI answers your clinic's calls and website chats around the clock, following the protocols you set. Routine work — booking, rescheduling, directions, preparation instructions, registration details — is completed on the spot and written into your schedule. Anything clinical is never guessed at: the AI takes a structured message and routes it to the right member of your team with the urgency you define. Speed2Lead calls back online registration and appointment enquiries in under 60 seconds. The morning surge stops being a queue and becomes a booked schedule, and your receptionists can finally manage the desk instead of drowning in it.
Reserved urgent appointments are offered according to your screening rules, so sick patients are booked early instead of arriving as walk-ins.
Patients can move or cancel by phone or chat in under a minute, and freed slots become available for the next caller immediately.
Symptoms, medication questions and referral queries are captured in a consistent format and routed — never answered beyond your approved scripts.
New patients give their details once, correctly, before they arrive, cutting desk paperwork and first-visit delays.
Evening and weekend callers get booked, given your approved urgent-care guidance, or logged for morning follow-up — never a ringing phone.
No. The AI only follows the information and routing rules you approve — booking, instructions you have written, and structured message-taking. Anything clinical is passed to your clinicians, and urgent presentations follow your escalation script.
Yes. You define how many urgent slots exist, which complaints qualify, and which providers take them. The AI offers only what your rules allow and never overbooks beyond them.
By making rescheduling effortless, patients move appointments instead of silently not attending. You can also add confirmation and reminder flows so your schedule reflects real attendance.
Yes. The AI can explain current walk-in expectations, book family-practice appointments, and keep the two streams separate according to your clinic's setup.
You start with a 14-day free trial, and ongoing plans are listed on the pricing page based on volume. Clinics usually judge it against the cost of one additional reception hire.
Put Marvic AI on your phones and your calendar — set up in days, answering in under a minute, 24/7.
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