A WhatsApp receptionist that already knows cardiology.
"Can I have coffee before my stress test?" "Where do I drop off the Holter monitor?" "When is my next pacemaker check?" Your agent answers these on your WhatsApp at any hour, using your own instructions, and hands every scheduling request to your front desk.
50 messages free, no card. Test it before you connect anything.
Example conversation. Your agent uses your practice's details.
Already trained
What it knows about cardiology on day one
The questions a cardiology practice hears every day are written in before you start. You add what only your practice knows.
Which test or visit
Tells apart a new consult, a follow-up, and tests like an echo, stress test, EKG or heart monitor, so the front desk gets the right request.
Test instructions, word for word
Sends your own instructions for stress tests, echos and other tests exactly as written. It never adds its own rules about food, caffeine or clothing.
Medication questions go to a nurse
"Should I hold my beta blocker?" or "can I skip my blood thinner?" is never answered. It is flagged to your team right away.
Heart monitor logistics
Handles pickup, wear dates and how to return a Holter or event monitor, from your instructions.
Pacemaker and defibrillator checks
Routes device check requests to your device clinic and shares how you handle remote monitoring questions.
Blood pressure readings
When patients send home readings, your agent does not comment on the numbers. It passes them to the team and watches for emergency symptoms.
Visits after a hospital stay
Spots patients who were just discharged after a heart problem and passes the follow-up request to the front desk as a priority.
Referrals from primary care
Tells new patients whether they need a referral and what records to send, from your policy.
Where it stops
Warning signs go to a human, not a chatbot
Your agent stops, tells the patient to call emergency services now, and flags the conversation to your team.
- Chest pain, pressure or tightness, especially spreading to the arm, neck, jaw or back
- Sudden shortness of breath or trouble breathing
- Fainting or passing out
- Face drooping, weakness in an arm or leg, or trouble speaking
- A racing or irregular heartbeat with chest pain, dizziness or shortness of breath
- More than one shock from an implanted defibrillator
- Your cardiologists and what each one sees
- Which tests you do in the office and which elsewhere
- Your prep instructions for each test
- How to pick up and return heart monitors
- Your device clinic process for pacemakers and defibrillators
- Referral and insurance rules
- Who handles medication questions and how fast
Your part
You fill in the blanks. That's the setup.
Everything specific to cardiology is already written. What's left is what only you know. Skip any of it and your agent says "let me check with the team" instead of guessing.
How it works
Pick it, test it, connect it
Open the cardiology agent
It loads already trained for your specialty. No forms before you see it.
Test it like a patient
Ask it what your patients ask. Change anything by telling it in plain words.
Connect your WhatsApp
Link the number your patients already use, then pick a plan. 50 messages are free, no card.
FAQ
Questions cardiology practices ask us
Can it send our stress test instructions?
Yes. You paste your instructions for each test, and your agent sends them word for word. It never writes prep rules of its own and tells patients to confirm with the team if unsure.
What does it do if a patient writes about chest pain?
It stops, tells the patient to call emergency services now, and flags the conversation to your team. It does not ask follow-up questions or offer an appointment instead.
Will it tell patients whether to take their heart medicine before a test?
No. Medication questions always go to your team. Your agent flags them and tells the patient someone will answer.
Can it interpret blood pressure or heart rate readings patients send?
No. It never interprets numbers. It passes the readings to your team, and if the patient also describes emergency symptoms, it tells them to call emergency services.
Your cardiology agent is ready. Try it.
Test it with your own questions before you connect anything. 50 messages free, no card.
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