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ConceptA tool I would build. Not client work.

Clinic intake and routing desk

The phone rings while the desk is with a patient. Voicemails, forms and messages pile up in four places, and you learn which one couldn’t wait after it has waited.

Concept

Not client work
What this is
A tool I would build, drawn to show the idea. Nobody has bought it, and every name on these screens is invented.
For
The manager of a clinic with 3 to 15 practitioners.
The money
Vendors say providers miss “an average of 29% of calls”, and that 85% of those callers do not try again (Keona Health, a vendor (opens in a new tab)). A vendor claim, not a study.
Belongs to
Health
Drawn
11 Nov 2026 · sheet 1 of 4

Live demo

The queue re-orders itself, and says why.

Press play, or step through it. Open any request to see the words, the rule and the next step, then take it.
Demo Clinic
Queue6
Agenda3
Documents
Set by the clinic
Rules
Reply templates
Week report
Lotte VoorbeeldFront desk
Front deskQueue
Open 6Due within 2 h 0Closed today 14Wed 11 Nov 09:38

Closed today 14

  1. 08:41VoicemailAnna DemoSaid she would be ten minutes late for 09:00.Closed by Lotte08:43
  2. 08:30Web formBram DummyCancelled Friday’s check-up. Slot freed.Closed by Lotte08:36
  3. 08:12EmailLab DemoLab result for Hugo Model, sent to the reader and filed.Closed by Lotte08:20
  4. 08:05Missed callIris ProbeCalled back. Booked Thu 12 Nov, 14:30.Closed by Lotte08:15

Concept

Live queue

Every request in one list, sorted by when the clinic’s own rules say it is due. The row that moves says why.

Demo

Six requests are open, sorted by when the clinic’s rules say they are due.

The clinic, the people and the rules are invented. Nothing is sent or stored.

The other screens

Four more screens of the same desk.

One request opened, the rules the clinic writes, the agenda and the week report. Stills, with invented data.
  1. Demo Clinic
    Queue9
    Agenda3
    Documents
    Set by the clinic
    Rules
    Reply templates
    Week report
    Lotte VoorbeeldFront desk
    QueueMarc Voorbeeld
    Due 10:41Hand overApprove and book
    Voicemail09:41 · 38 seconds
    Transcript by AI
    0:12 / 0:38
    1. 0:02

      Hello, this is Marc Voorbeeld.

    2. 0:06

      I had knee surgery on Monday.

    3. 0:11

      Since last night the knee is swollen and it feels warm.

    4. 0:19

      Is that normal?

    5. 0:24

      Please call me back on this number.

    The underlined words are on the clinic’s own call-back list. Check the transcript against the recording before acting on it.

    What was read5 fields
    Caller
    Marc Voorbeeld0:02 · number matches his record
    Procedure
    Knee surgery, Mon 9 Nov0:06 · agenda: Dr. Maes
    Words on your list
    swollen, warm0:11
    Since
    Last night0:11
    Asks for
    A call back0:24

    1After a procedure, with a word from our call-back listNurse call-back list · within 1 hour

    ReplyText message
    AI draft · not sent

    Hello Mr Voorbeeld, we got your voicemail. Nurse Ines will call you back before 10:41 today on this number. Demo Clinic

    Approving sends this and holds 10:15 to 10:25 in Ines’s agenda.

    From the template “Call-back confirmed”Edit

    Concept

    One request

    The recording, the transcript with the matched words underlined, the fields that were read and a reply that waits for approval.

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  2. Demo Clinic
    Queue9
    Agenda3
    Documents
    Set by the clinic
    Rules
    Reply templates
    Week report
    Lotte VoorbeeldFront desk
    Set by the clinicRules
    ChangesNew rule
    Rules are checked from the top. The first one that matches decides where a request goes and when it is due.
    #When a requestThenWhoWithinLast changeOn
    1After a procedure, with a word from our call-back listNurse call-back list 1 hourNurse on duty1 hourDr. Maes, 3 Nov
    2A missed call with no message, from a number we knowCall back 2 hoursFront desk2 hoursLotte, 28 Oct
    3Asks to move or cancel an appointmentOffer three slots 4 hoursFront desk4 hoursLotte, 28 Oct
    4A letter or referral is attachedDocument reader, then file 6 hoursFront desk6 hoursLotte, 14 Oct
    5A new patientOffer a 40-minute first visit Same dayFront deskSame dayDr. Maes, 14 Oct
    6Asks for a repeat prescription or a certificateDoctor’s sign-off list 2 working daysTreating doctor2 working daysDr. Maes, 3 Nov
    7Anything elseReply from a draft Same dayFront deskSame dayLotte, 14 Oct
    Try a sentenceNothing is saved
    my knee is swollen since the operation
    Rule 1Matched swollen and operation. Nurse call-back, within 1 hour.

    Call-back list: 14 words, kept by Dr. Maes. The software matches words. It does not weigh them.

    Concept

    Rules

    The clinic’s routing table in plain language, and a field to try a sentence against it.

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  3. Demo Clinic
    Queue9
    Agenda3
    Documents
    Set by the clinic
    Rules
    Reply templates
    Week report
    Lotte VoorbeeldFront desk
    AgendaFri 13 Nov
    3 proposedToday
    Dr. Maes Dr. Claes Ines, nurse
    09:0009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30
    Jan ModaalFollow-up
    Fien VoorbeeldFollow-up
    Lena SampleFirst visit · from the queue
    Bram DummyCheck-up
    Ella SampleFirst visit
    Anna DemoCheck-up · from the queue
    Daan TestFollow-up
    Karel ProefFitting
    Lars MusterDressing change
    Nina ProefDressing · from the queue
    Noor FictiefMeasuring

    Proposed from the queue

    • Lena Sample10:20, 40 min · Dr. MaesApprove
    • Anna Demo09:40, 20 min · Dr. ClaesApprove
    • Nina Proef09:50, 20 min · InesApprove

    A proposed booking is an outline. It becomes an appointment only when a person approves it.

    Concept

    Agenda

    Bookings proposed from the queue sit in the day as outlines until a person approves them.

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  4. Demo Clinic
    Queue9
    Agenda3
    Documents
    Set by the clinic
    Rules
    Reply templates
    Week report
    Lotte VoorbeeldFront desk
    Week reportWeek 46
    Invented figuresExport
    Requests
    214
    all channels
    Calls answered
    148
    of 181
    Calls missed
    33
    −5 18% of calls
    First reply, median
    42 min
    target 60 min
    Calls by dayanswered and missed

    Answered Missed, with the count under each day

    Time to first reply214 requests
    • Under 15 min61
    • Under 1 hour74
    • Under 4 hours52
    • Same day19
    • Next day8
    ChannelRequestsFirst reply, medianLongest wait
    Voicemail4638 min1 h 12
    Missed call331 h 052 h 40
    Web form5852 min5 h 10
    Text message4924 min3 h 02
    Email282 h 151 day

    Concept

    Week report

    Answered, missed and time to first reply. The figures are invented; a real report starts from your own first week.

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What it would be worth

Each recovered call is a booking.

How many you would recover is your number, not mine. In week one I would measure your own missed-call rate before anyone quotes a saving.

29%

of calls to healthcare providers go unanswered on average, according to companies that sell call software. The same sources say 85% of those callers do not call back.

Source: Keona Health, citing Invoca and Clearwave (opens in a new tab). Figures from companies that sell call software, repeated second-hand. Page read on 11 Nov 2026. A vendor claim. It is not a result of mine, not a promise, and no clinic I know was measured for it.

Your missed calls, in euros

Count them for one week first.

Type your numbers and the sum appears here.

This is what the missed calls cost, not what a tool would win back. Your numbers stay in this tab: nothing is saved or sent.

Where the line is

It routes requests. A person decides.

What it does

  • Puts voicemails, missed calls, forms, messages and emails in one list.
  • Writes a one-line summary of each, labelled as written by AI.
  • Finds which of your rules matches, and shows the words that matched.
  • Sorts by when that rule says the request is due.
  • Drafts a reply or proposes a slot for a person to approve.

What it never does

  • Judge how serious a complaint is, or call anything urgent on its own.
  • Tell a patient what is wrong, or what to do about it.
  • Send a message or book a slot nobody approved.
  • Hide a request. Everything it received stays in the list until a person closes it.

The rules, the word lists and every decision belong to the clinic. This is workflow software and it makes no clinical call. I don’t market it as a medical device, and whether a feature would change that is something I check with the clinic before I build it.

Want this for real?

I would start with a week on your own numbers: which channels you have, what waits longest, and the rules you already follow without writing them down. Then a fixed price.

How I work with clinics