A Taglish caller asks for a Saturday cleaning at the Makati branch.
Approved branch hours + service list
KadaCall answers missed, after-hours, and overflow calls, captures complete appointment requests, and brings in clinic staff whenever patient care or human judgment is involved.

The real microphone-based receptionist is embedded below. Try a fictional dental question in English or Bisaya + English, then review how the call becomes organized staff work.
Select a common call type to see the concise record staff would receive.
A Taglish caller asks for a Saturday cleaning at the Makati branch.
Approved branch hours + service list
Fictional clinic scenarios only. The live voice demo also requires test names and contact details.
Hours, locations, services, appointment rules, and approved fee language come from the clinic's own playbook.
Staff receives the caller's branch, reason for calling, preferred schedule, contact details, and required next action.
Clinical, urgent, private, and unusual questions stop the automated flow and move to an approved human route.
KadaCall does not diagnose, recommend treatment, interpret results, access medical records, or replace emergency services.
Start with one controlled call path, verify the result with staff, and expand coverage only when the clinic is ready.
KadaCall begins with the calls that are already being missed, then fits the response and handoff around the clinic's actual capacity.
Start with one location and the calls the front desk cannot consistently answer.
Route patients by branch while keeping shared policies and brand language consistent.
Use structured call outcomes to reduce repeated questions and incomplete appointment requests.
Shared policies live at the organization level. Every branch inherits them and overrides only what is local: hours, services, appointment rules, fee language, and handoff contacts.
Set the organization, languages, and public identity.
Add locations and inherit shared rules.
Approve answers and define the booking promise.
Choose after-hours, unanswered calls, overflow, or a controlled combination.
Name the people, schedules, and fallback route.
Pass safety checks before any live patient call.
We will use one real clinic scenario to show how KadaCall would answer, capture the request, and hand the next action to your staff.
The operating rules are agreed with each clinic during onboarding and tested before coverage begins.
No. KadaCall handles administrative conversations. Diagnosis, treatment recommendations, medication guidance, and interpretation stay with licensed clinic staff.
The safest starting mode creates a complete appointment request for staff confirmation. Live booking is enabled only after the clinic's calendar rules and integration pass testing.
The initial setup can use call forwarding or a dedicated number, depending on the clinic's current telephone provider and desired coverage.
Each clinic selects the languages and speaking style it wants. Those conversations are tested against the clinic's real scenarios before launch.
A structured summary with caller details, branch, reason for calling, preferred schedule, urgency or handoff status, and the next required action.
Yes. A controlled coverage window is often the clearest way to start, test outcomes, and expand only after the clinic is comfortable.
Choose after-hours, unanswered-call, or overflow coverage. Test the clinic's real rules with fictional callers before any patient conversation goes live.