AI receptionist for physiotherapy clinics.

Help callers book, move an appointment and get answers to routine questions. Jotted follows your clinic’s rules, with a clear handoff when someone needs your team.

Bella

Books a first appointment

Eric

Moves a follow-up

River

Answers a clinic question

Sarah

Takes an after-hours message

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Monday, 8:52.

The phone rings while someone is standing at the desk.

A patient checking in. Another paying for today’s session. Then the phone, again. Your team can only do one of these well at a time, and the caller still needs a next step.

An older patient chatting with the receptionist at a clinic front desk, a phone on the counter

Missed call

8:52

Missed call

8:54

Missed call

Caller wanted a first appointment

8:55

Answered isn’t the same
as booked.

A message that says “please call us back” is still an unfinished task. Jotted takes a routine request all the way to a sample diary result, and only says “booked” once the diary has accepted it.

Offers approved times: a sample Jotted screen with two appointment options and the conversation

It books the way your clinic books.

Appointment types, lengths, practitioners and locations come from rules your clinic approves. Nothing is improvised on the call.

First visits are 45 minutes.

Follow-ups are 30. Never swapped to fit a gap.

Follow-ups stay with their practitioner.

A change only with the caller’s agreement and your permission.

Exceptions belong to your team.

Fees and clinical questions go to a person.

A sample Jotted screen with the clinic’s appointment rules: types, lengths and booking boundaries

It knows when to stop

Anything it can’t answer from your approved information, and every decision that belongs to a person, goes to your team with a clear note. Never a guess, never a promise it can’t keep.

A routine booking

Jotted. handles it

Same booking checks whether reception is in or not.

“Can I use the side entrance?”

Your team

Not in the approved information, so it asks reception rather than guess.

“Can you waive the fee?”

Your team

It can explain the policy. Only your staff can make an exception.

“Can I speak to someone?”

Your team

Tries reception straight away, or takes a callback request if nobody is free.

Note for reception

17:43

Confirm the correct entrance

“Can I use the side entrance for my appointment?”

Callback

Requested · details confirmed

Reply

No time promised to the caller

Appointment

No change made

Ready for reception to review

Hear every kind of call.

The easy ones and the awkward ones. Press play on any call to hear how it ends.

Booking

First appointment

Caller

“I’d like to book my first physio appointment.”

AI receptionist

Of course. Would you prefer Riverside or Northside?

0:00 / 0:00

Booked

Voice · Bella

Change

Move a follow-up

Caller

“Could I move my follow-up with Maya?”

AI receptionist

Thanks for completing the verification. Is it Wednesday at 2 at Riverside?

0:00 / 0:00

Moved

Voice · Eric

Question

Appointment lengths

Caller

“I’m looking at a first physio appointment. How long would I need?”

AI receptionist

An initial physiotherapy appointment is 45 minutes.

0:00 / 0:00

Answered

Voice · River

After hours

Message for reception

Caller

“My appointment letter mentions an entrance. Could someone check which one I should use?”

AI receptionist

I don’t have that detail confirmed. I can take a message for reception. Please leave out any health details.

0:00 / 0:00

Note for the team

Voice · Sarah

Policy

Late-change fee

Caller

“I cancelled late. Can you waive the fee?”

AI receptionist

Reception needs to review fee exceptions. I can’t waive or change a charge.

0:00 / 0:00

Team decides

Voice · Bella

Clinical

Which appointment?

Caller

“I’m not sure which appointment would be suitable for me.”

AI receptionist

That needs advice from the clinic team. I can pass on your question, but I can’t assess symptoms or recommend treatment.

0:00 / 0:00

Passed to a clinician

Voice · River

Answers in your caller’s language.

Pick a language to hear the greeting. The same rules, handoffs and booking checks apply in every one.

English · United States

“Hello, how can I help you today?”

Same voice, same rules, in the language your caller speaks.

A physiotherapist supporting an older man’s knee as he rests on a treatment bed

More room for the people in front of you.

When routine calls have somewhere to go, your team can stay with the patient in front of them, at the desk or on the plinth. Every caller still leaves with a next step.

Heard at the front desk.

What clinic teams want from the phone: callers who feel heard, bookings that fit, and handoffs that make sense.

“It’s made things so much easier, and I’m really glad I gave it a try.”

Fictional speaker · Sample testimonial

“One of the best decisions I made this year. It’s made a real difference.”

Fictional speaker · Sample testimonial

“Now it’s something I use every day, and I’d definitely recommend it.”

Fictional speaker · Sample testimonial

Start with the calls you miss.

Begin with overflow or after-hours cover. We check your phone setup and practice software with you first, and nothing goes live until your team has tested it.

A sample Jotted coverage screen: overflow rules for when reception cannot answer

Choose your cover

Overflow when reception can’t answer, after hours, or planned cover. Your team answers first.

A sample Jotted practice software screen with the approved data scope

Connect your diary

Approved appointment types, practitioners and locations only. Permissions are verified first.

A sample Jotted setup screen with operating details, permissions and test scenarios

Test it with your team

Run sample calls, check every handoff and agree what reception sees after each call.

Hear it handle a call from your clinic.

Bring your appointment types and the calls you’d like covered. We’ll set up a sample and walk through it with you.