Tell patients who they reached.
Your practice name.
Your patient portal link.
Directions and parking.
The number patients should call.
Where transfers go.
- 1Replace [Front Desk Phone Number]
On the Transfer to Front Desk step, with office hours and time zone.
- 2Choose the from-number
The caller ID used when transferring.
Make visits bookable.
- 1Assign providers
Both bookables ship with a placeholder provider schedule.
- 2Set hours and length
Same-Day Visit for urgent needs, Office Visit for routine care.
- 3Publish
Both ship as drafts.
Staff summaries.
- 1Select an email sender
On the staff summary email.
- 2Confirm the support address
Summaries go to your account's support email. Make sure only authorized staff read it.
Approve how patient information is handled.
- 1Recording and retention
Decide whether calls are recorded and how long transcripts and summaries are kept.
- 2Access
Limit who can see patient contacts and summaries. Review your obligations before activating.
Let Haia answer common questions.
- 1Add approved information
Hours, services, insurance accepted and new-patient policies. Never add medical advice.
Prove it with a synthetic patient, then go live.
Text version of this diagram
Install the snapshot, set the practice name, portal link, directions and staff callback number, enter the front-desk phone and office hours on the transfer step, set up and publish Same-Day Visit and Office Visit, connect an email sender and confirm the staff support address, review the privacy policy for call summaries and recordings, assign the agent to the practice line, run the acceptance calls with a synthetic patient, then activate.
Told to hang up and call 911; Emergency stage and note; nothing else asked.
Six details saved, visit booked, confirmation text and email.
Same-day booking or an urgent callback task.
Medication and pharmacy saved; Provider Review stage and task; no promise of approval.
Offered a visit, not sent to 911.
Not booked; Completed stage and a portal reminder.
A message and a callback task.
Staff get a short summary with no clinical detail.