Healthcare
AI receptionist for NexHealth
An AI voice agent that answers every call, qualifies the caller and works your dormant list — with a native NexHealth route we activate for your account on request. No Zapier, no Make, no middleware anywhere in the booking path.
Why NexHealth businesses buy this
Practices on NexHealth already bought the thesis that patient experience is digital-first — online booking, reminders, forms. The phone is the channel that thesis keeps missing: the 7 AM parent with a sick child, the elderly patient who will never use a portal, the reschedule that needs a conversation. An agent answering in about two rings completes the stack instead of competing with it.
The agent never gives medical advice — clinical questions become detailed messages for the care team, urgent-sounding callers are warm-transferred under rules you define, and everything else is booking, hours and logistics. That boundary is non-negotiable in healthcare and enforced by design.
No-shows and recall are the twin revenue leaks: from the Growth plan ($60/mo), confirmation campaigns call tomorrow’s schedule and rebook on the spot, and recall campaigns work the overdue list with real open slots — every attempt recorded, inside your calling hours.
Practices whose calls touch PHI should run on the Pro plan ($150/mo), where HIPAA and GDPR compliance live with caller memory and 12-month retention. We put that on the integration page because practices should not discover plan-gated compliance after buying.
How you connect it
Authentication: NexHealth Synchronizer API — documented developer access, provisioned per practice
NexHealth publishes developer documentation for its Synchronizer API, whose whole purpose is giving well-behaved third parties a clean surface over the practice systems underneath — the architecture problem the rest of healthcare software leaves to each vendor separately. Scoping for your practice covers which underlying system NexHealth syncs for you, what the route may read to recognize a patient, and where a phone booking should be written. Formal provisioning, practice-side visibility, revocable grants, no middleware in the path — the standing rules, applied to the friendliest surface in the category.
Constraints worth knowing up front
- NexHealth’s API is documented and integration-first, but what it exposes for your practice depends on which underlying EHR/PMS NexHealth synchronizes for you — so capability is confirmed per practice during scoping, and this page claims nothing live until then.
- Healthcare booking carries clinical scheduling rules (provider, operatory/room, visit type, duration); scoping settles how a phone booking maps to them, because a wrong-visit-type booking creates front-desk work instead of removing it.
Questions we actually get asked
Connect NexHealth to your phone line
Build the agent yourself in the dashboard, or tell us what you need it to do and we will set the whole thing up for you.
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