For Chiropractors

Adjust patients.
We'll cover the phone.

An AI receptionist that answers the calls your desk can't get to, gets the acute-pain caller onto today's schedule, and handles the endless reschedules by text — without ever touching a health record or guessing at someone's coverage.

"I threw my back out"

Acute pain doesn't shop around. Whoever answers first gets the patient, and that call almost never arrives at a convenient moment.

The reschedule treadmill

A care plan is two or three visits a week for weeks. Every change is a phone call, and a missed visit doesn't just cost that slot — it breaks the plan.

"Do you take my insurance?"

The first question on nearly every new-patient call, and the one most likely to end it. It deserves a straight answer at 8 PM, not a voicemail.

How it works in a chiro office

Every call answered, every visit kept

One receptionist covers the phone, the texts, the website and the socials — getting new patients booked and existing ones rescheduled, while your team stays in the adjusting room.

Missed-call text-backA call nobody could reach becomes a text conversation in seconds, instead of a voicemail your desk works through after close.

Answers the front-desk questionsHours, location, whether you're taking new patients, what a first visit involves, techniques you use — answered instantly, any hour.

The insurance question, answered honestlyIt tells callers which plans you're in-network with and what a cash visit runs, then hands anything specific to your team. It never verifies benefits or promises coverage.

Books new patientsNew-patient calls go straight onto the schedule instead of into a callback pile — including the ones that come in at 9 PM.

Reschedules by textThe "can I move Thursday?" message gets handled without anyone picking up a phone, so care plans stay intact.

Human handoffAnything clinical, anything sensitive, anything unusual goes to your staff with a summary of the conversation.

Who it's built for

However your practice is set up

The front-desk load looks different in a solo office than in a three-provider clinic, and the receptionist is configured to match rather than assuming one shape.

Solo practiceYou're adjusting and answering. Every call you take is a patient waiting, and every one you don't is a patient lost.

Two providers, one front deskDouble the schedule, same one person at the desk. The overflow is where patients go missing.

Cash practiceNo benefits to check, but far more price and plan questions up front — answered from what you've published, never invented.

Insurance-basedThe in-network question gets a straight answer, and anything needing real verification reaches a human.

Sports & rehab focusWeekend injuries mean Sunday-night searches. Those calls land when the office is dark.

Family & prenatal careWhether you adjust kids or expectant mothers is a common gate question, and one your website often doesn't answer clearly.

Keep the practice software you already run

No migration, and nothing for your front desk to relearn. The receptionist answers what patients ask, then sends them to your existing booking link and follows up with the ones who never finish — or books onto a calendar we run for you, if you'd rather. It writes nothing into your practice software and nothing into a patient record.

ChiroTouch Jane ChiroFusion …or ours, included

Where it actually fits

It doesn't replace your front desk. It covers what they can't.

Your desk person knows your patients, your providers and your schedule — that's not something to automate away, and this doesn't try to. It takes the hours nobody is there, the calls that arrive while both lines are busy, and the messages that pile up over a weekend. Everything else still goes to the person your patients already know.

Your desk keeps the relationship Regulars still reach the person they know. The receptionist takes the overflow and the after-hours, then hands anything real straight to your team.

It covers the hours nobody's there Evenings, weekends, the lunch hour, and the ten minutes when both lines are ringing and everyone is in a room with a patient.

It never verifies benefits It shares what you've published about plans and cash rates, and nothing more. Coverage questions reach a human, because a wrong answer there costs you a patient.

It never touches a health record Front-desk logistics only — a name, a number, a reason to follow up. Symptoms, history and anything clinical go to your staff, so most practices need no compliance layer at all.

Try it like a patient with a locked-up back would

Call or text the live demo and ask it what your patients ask. Then imagine it on your practice's line at 7 PM on a Friday. Setup is done for you — your staff doesn't touch a thing.

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Adjust patients.We'll cover the phone.