A WhatsApp receptionist that already knows gastroenterology.
"I lost my colonoscopy prep sheet." "Do I need a referral for an endoscopy?" "Can someone else drive me home?" Your agent answers these on your WhatsApp at any hour, using your own prep sheets and policies, and hands every scheduling request to your front desk.
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Example conversation. Your agent uses your practice's details.
Already trained
What it knows about gastroenterology on day one
The questions a GI practice hears every day are written in before you start. You add what only your practice knows.
Procedure or office visit
Asks whether the patient needs a new consult, a follow-up, or a procedure the doctor already ordered, so the front desk gets the right request the first time.
Your prep sheets, word for word
When a patient loses the prep for a colonoscopy, upper endoscopy or other procedure, your agent sends the sheet your office wrote. It never rewrites or summarizes it.
Ride home after sedation
Reminds patients of your escort policy for sedated procedures, including what happens if they show up without a ride.
Where the procedure happens
Tells patients whether their procedure is at your office, an endoscopy center or a hospital, with the address and arrival time you set.
Medication questions before a procedure
Questions like "should I stop my blood thinner?" go straight to your team. Your agent never answers them.
Biopsy and pathology results
Explains how and when your office shares results and flags the request to your team. It never reads or explains a result.
Rescheduling a procedure
Catches a procedure change early and passes it to the front desk fast, since the prep timing changes with the date.
Surveillance recalls
When a patient replies to your recall letter or asks if a repeat colonoscopy is due, it passes the request to your team. It never works out a due date itself.
Where it stops
Warning signs go to a human, not a chatbot
Your agent stops, tells the patient to call emergency services or go to the ER now, and flags the conversation to your team.
- Vomiting blood or something that looks like coffee grounds
- Black, tarry stools or a lot of blood in the stool
- Sudden, severe belly pain, or a belly that is hard and very tender
- Food stuck in the throat and not able to swallow saliva
- Severe belly pain, fever or heavy bleeding after a colonoscopy or endoscopy
- Chest pain or pressure, even if it feels like heartburn, with shortness of breath or sweating
- Your doctors and which procedures each one does
- Where each procedure happens: office, endoscopy center or hospital
- Your prep sheets, one per procedure and time of day
- Your escort and ride-home policy for sedation
- Referral and insurance rules for consults and procedures
- How and when you share biopsy and pathology results
- Self-pay prices, if you publish them
Your part
You fill in the blanks. That's the setup.
Everything specific to gastroenterology 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 gastroenterology 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 GI practices ask us
Can it send our bowel prep instructions?
Yes. You paste your prep sheets into setup, one per procedure, and your agent sends them word for word. It never writes or changes prep rules, and it tells patients to confirm with your team if unsure.
Does it book colonoscopies by itself?
Not by default. It collects the patient's name, the procedure and preferred dates, then hands the request to your front desk, who confirm in your own system. Auto-booking is opt-in.
What if a patient writes about bleeding or severe pain?
Your agent stops, tells them to call emergency services or go to the ER now, and flags the conversation to your team. It never guesses what a symptom means.
Can it tell patients if insurance covers their screening colonoscopy?
No. It does not verify insurance. It collects the plan name for your front desk and only repeats what you wrote about the plans you accept.
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