AI receptionist for private gp clinics

The average private GP clinic lets about 41 calls a week ring out. Callwise answers all of them, day or night, books the work into your diary and sends you the transcript.

  • Answers on the first ring
  • Books into your calendar
  • No per minute fees
  • Live in 24 hours
Talk to our AI assistant

Ring +44 330 912 2553. It answers, and you can try to catch it out.

The problem

Why private GP clinics miss so many calls

People pay privately precisely because they do not want to wait, and a phone that rings out is the thing they are paying to avoid.

When the phone rings out

  • first thing, when everyone rings at once
  • lunchtime, the only window a working patient has
  • evenings and Sundays, when symptoms get worse

What they are ringing about

  • a same day appointment because the NHS wait is too long
  • a medical for work, travel or a visa
  • blood tests and how fast results come back

What that costs a single site

£15,200

a month, on conservative assumptions

About 41 missed calls a week. Assume only a third would have become customers, that is roughly 14 a week, and one customer is worth £260 to a private GP clinic. Change any of those to your own figures and the answer stays uncomfortable.

What it does

Built around how a private GP clinic actually works

Books same day and next day appointments

Explains what each medical or test costs

Takes registration details before the appointment

Escalates anything that sounds clinically urgent

It tells callers what it is

It says it is an assistant when it picks up. It gives no advice it is not qualified to give, and anything on your escalation list stops the conversation and reaches you straight away. For a private GP clinic that matters more than the clever bits, because the calls you cannot afford to get wrong are the ones you most need answered.

Questions

What private GP clinics ask us

Is it safe for it to answer medical calls?

It gives no clinical advice at all and says it is an assistant when it picks up. It books, takes details and escalates. Anything symptomatic goes to a clinician.

Can it take payment or deposits?

It quotes your fees and can send a payment link after the call. It does not read card numbers over the phone.

What happens with a caller who sounds seriously unwell?

You define the escalation list. Anything on it stops the booking flow, tells the caller to seek urgent care in your own words, and alerts you immediately.

Hear it answer a private GP clinic call

Ring the number and ask it the awkward question your customers always ask. If you like what you hear, it will book you in there and then.

Talk to our AI assistant

No form, no sales call. Thirty seconds on the phone with the thing itself.