Vantal Health
The AI front office for medical practices
med.vantal.ai
Demo line: +1 (714) 364-4926
An AI front office for healthcare: hospitals, private practices, and medical groups. It answers every call, books your calendar, works referrals until the patient is scheduled, and runs your recall lists by voice and text. Live across specialties today; your staff supervise everything from one portal.
Day, night, weekends, holidays. Patients book, reschedule, and get answers from your approved knowledge base. New patients who call but do not book get a prompt follow-up by phone and text until they are scheduled.
A large share of referrals never become appointments1, and every day before first contact raises the no-show odds2. Vantal triages each referral by urgency, calls the patient, and works it until the visit is booked; stalls escalate to your staff.
Patients silently fall off follow-up schedules3. Vantal works your recall lists by voice and text on the cadence your physicians set, books the visit, and escalates overdue items to a human.
Urgent calls follow deterministic rules your physicians sign off on. Emergencies always escalate to humans, and physician and hospital lines route straight to your on-call, never to AI triage.
Does not diagnose, prescribe, or provide medical advice. Answers only from your practice's approved knowledge base. Emergencies are always escalated to humans.
Callers verify their identity before the agent discusses anything specific to their record. Escalation rules are deterministic and co-developed with your physicians. Physician and hospital lines route directly to your on-call, never to AI triage. Every call is recorded, logged, and auditable. Built for HIPAA compliance. We sign BAAs.
Hear it yourself, right now
It answers for a demonstration urology practice. Call it like a patient would; no signup, no real patient data.
Doug Hall, Chief Revenue Officer · sales@vantal.ai
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Industry data; sources available on request. Vantal Health is administrative workflow software, not a medical device.