Doctors
For health professionals with overloaded schedules.
What your day looks like without Gustave H.
Your schedule fills up with cancellations that arrive late by phone. Patients ask three times for the same time slot. Reception can't cope on Mondays. And you're in consultation when the phone rings again.
What Gustave H. executes for you.
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Answers the phone and books appointments for you
Natural voice conversation, not a press-1 IVR. Asks what needs to be asked, books in your system, sends confirmation to the patient.
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Confirms the next day's appointments
Via WhatsApp, email or call. Reschedules when the patient can't. Tells you which slots are free.
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Reads the office inbox and prioritizes
Insurance providers, lab results, referrals, urgencies. Important stays on top, the rest archived.
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Remembers context for each patient
Time preference, children, known allergies, last test, what you told them at the previous visit.
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Briefs you twice a day
In the morning, schedule and emails that need your attention. At close, what got done, what's pending, what's coming tomorrow.
A regular day.
08:00
You arrive at the office. Gustave H. briefs you on the schedule and the three emails that need attention. A patient asked to change her slot, he left you two options.
10:15
The phone rings. New patient referred by a colleague. Gustave H. answers with natural voice, books the slot, notifies you by WhatsApp with the context: name, reason, insurance.
13:30
Lunch. Gustave H. already confirmed Wednesday's 14 appointments. Three patients couldn't make it, he rescheduled them. You just approve.
16:30
Last patient leaves. Six emails arrived while you were in consultation. Two were answered, one he flagged for you to review, the other three are test results he filed in the patient history.
19:30
You get home. Gustave H. sends the daily close: 12 patients seen, 2 new bookings for tomorrow, 1 important result that arrived two hours ago, zero urgent pending.
Configured to fit your profession.
Your calendar, your inbox, the systems you already use. An initial conversation is enough to start.
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