Conversational AI for clinics, practices and health centres
Roma AI books appointments automatically, answers questions about coverage and services, sends reminders that cut no-shows by around 40%, and runs pre-triage over chat so urgent cases reach the right person sooner.
What it solves in healthcare
- Books, reschedules and cancels appointments straight in the centre’s calendar.
- Verifies coverage and answers insurance questions.
- Sends appointment reminders and brings no-shows down.
- Runs pre-triage over chat and routes emergencies instantly.
- Answers questions about services, opening hours and test preparation.
The problem it replaces
A clinic’s phone lines saturate in the same windows every single day. Appointments are lost because nobody gets round to the reminder calls, coverage questions repeat hundreds of times a week, and urgent cases arrive with no pre-triage at all. The assistant takes that volume on WhatsApp, at any hour, without tying up a line.
What always stays with a person
The assistant does not diagnose or advise on treatment: it handles the administrative side of care — appointments, coverage, service information — and hands over to a person the moment a conversation moves beyond that. The health centre defines the routing criteria for urgent cases.
Frequently asked questions
- Does it connect to our booking system?
- Yes. It integrates with Google Calendar and with appointment systems over API, so the assistant books against real availability and never double-books.
- How much do reminders reduce no-shows?
- Automatic WhatsApp reminders cut no-shows by around 40%, because they land in the channel patients actually read and let them reschedule in the same conversation.
- Does the assistant give medical advice?
- No. It handles administrative work — appointments, coverage, services, test preparation — and transfers any clinical question to a person, following the criteria the institution defines.
- How does it handle an emergency?
- It applies the pre-triage the health centre configures and routes straight to the appropriate channel, without leaving the conversation on hold.