A WhatsApp receptionist that already knows pediatrics.
"Can we get a sick visit for Emma tomorrow?" "Is her 12-month checkup due?" "Can you fill out his camp form?" Your agent answers parents on your WhatsApp at any hour, using your own policies, 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 pediatrics on day one
The questions a pediatric practice hears every day are written in before you start. You add what only your practice knows.
Age first
Asks the child's age or date of birth early, since it changes which visit, which provider and which red flags apply.
Sick visit or checkup
Tells apart sick visits, well-child checkups by age, vaccine-only visits and follow-ups, so the front desk gets the right request.
No medicine doses
Never gives a dose, not even for over-the-counter fever medicine. It sends parents to your nurse line.
After-hours nurse line
Shares your after-hours number and on-call process when a parent is worried at night.
School, sports and camp forms
Explains how parents request forms, how long they take, and whether a recent checkup is needed, from your policy.
Newborn first visit
Picks up "we just got home from the hospital" and passes the newborn visit request to the front desk as a priority.
Who is writing
Confirms the parent or guardian's name and relationship to the child, and follows your policy on who can book.
Vaccine questions
Passes vaccine visit requests to your front desk and sends questions about whether or when to vaccinate to your team.
Where it stops
Warning signs go to a human, not a chatbot
Your agent stops, tells the parent to call emergency services or go to the ER now (or poison control for a swallowed medicine or chemical), and flags the conversation to your team.
- Any fever in a baby younger than 3 months
- Trouble breathing: working hard to breathe, ribs pulling in, or lips turning blue
- A seizure
- Very hard to wake up, very floppy, or not responding
- A rash of small red or purple spots that don't fade when pressed, with fever
- Swallowed a button battery or magnets
- Your pediatricians and providers, and who sees newborns
- Your after-hours nurse line and on-call process
- Well-child visit schedule by age
- How parents request school, sports and camp forms
- Who can book and bring the child (parents, guardians, others)
- Insurance plans you accept
- Your local poison control number
Your part
You fill in the blanks. That's the setup.
Everything specific to pediatrics 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 pediatrics 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 pediatric practices ask us
Will it tell a parent how much fever medicine to give?
No. It never gives doses, including over-the-counter medicine. It sends the parent to your after-hours nurse line or your team.
What if a parent writes that their newborn has a fever?
Any fever in a baby younger than 3 months is treated as urgent. Your agent tells the parent to get care right away and flags the conversation to your team.
Can it handle requests for school and sports forms?
Yes. It explains your process from the text you provide, collects the child's name and the form type, and passes the request to your team.
Does it answer vaccine questions?
It can pass a vaccine visit request to your front desk. Questions about whether or when to vaccinate go to your team.
Your pediatrics agent is ready. Try it.
Test it with your own questions before you connect anything. 50 messages free, no card.
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