Workup Agent, by Micronetbd

A medical answering service that answers every call and files the message properly.

Patients call when the front desk is on another line, at lunch, after hours and on weekends. Workup Agent picks up after four rings or on a number we provision, greets the caller with your practice name, answers questions from your own information (hours, locations, directions, what to bring, how a first visit works), takes appointment requests and messages with callback details read back, flags what you define as urgent to a phone you choose, and alerts your team within seconds. It never gives medical advice. One flat monthly plan for the practice, not per minute.

Medical answering serviceClinics, dental, therapy, veterinary24/7Appointment requestsYour own informationFlat plan
Workup Agent, the medical answering service for clinics and practices
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4 rings
then Workup Agent picks up, if that is how you set it
Seconds
from the call to your team's alert
24/7
the same on Sunday night as on Monday morning
0
per-minute charges
How it works

What happens when a patient calls and nobody can pick up

Set up per practice: your number, your greeting, your questions, your urgent rules.

A medical office call answered and the message filed for the front desk
1

Your line stays yours

Calls ring the front desk as they do today. Unanswered after four rings, or outside hours, they forward to Workup Agent. Or give out a number we provision for after hours.

2

It greets and answers

Your practice name, a natural voice, the caller's language kept. Hours, locations, parking, what to bring, insurance questions you have answered in advance: all from your own information, never the open internet.

3

It takes the request properly

Appointment request or reschedule, prescription refill request, billing question, a message for a provider: name, date of birth if you ask for it, best number and time, read back to confirm.

4

Urgent goes to a person

Callers who describe an emergency are told to call 911; matters you define as urgent are transferred live to the on-call phone you choose.

5

Your team hears within seconds

An alert with the caller, the reason and the transcript, then a daily call log. Where connected, the request lands in your scheduling or practice system.

Side by side

Medical answering service, front desk, voicemail

The same Saturday morning call, four ways.

VoicemailFront deskTraditional medical answering serviceWorkup Agent
Answers after hoursA message most patients never leaveNoYes, an operator from a scriptYes, every call, every day
Knows your practiceNoYesWhat is on the scriptYes, from your own information
Takes a complete requestWhatever the caller saysUsuallyName, number, a short messageReason, details you require, best number and time, read back
Urgent callsMissedHandledPaged by the operator911 guidance for emergencies; live transfer to on-call for what you define as urgent
Tells the teamWhen someone checksBy handA message to call backAlert within seconds, daily log, your system where connected
Cost modelIncluded with the phoneSalary and coverPer minute or per call, in blocksOne flat monthly plan
Who it is for

Practices that lose calls they cannot answer

The same agent, tuned to how each practice takes a call.

Medical and family practices

Appointment requests, refill requests, directions and hours answered; provider messages taken and routed.

Dental offices

New patient calls, emergencies routed to the on-call dentist, hygiene reschedules taken without the front desk.

Physical therapy and chiropractic

Scheduling requests and insurance questions answered from your information, cancellations logged.

Mental health and therapy practices

A calm, private first contact: intake questions in your order, callback booked, crisis guidance to the right resources you define.

Veterinary clinics

After-hours calls answered, emergency guidance to the clinic you designate, appointment requests filed for the morning.

Multi-location groups

One agent, per-location hours and directions, messages routed to the right office.

Proof

It answers our own phone

Micronetbd runs Workup Agent on its own main line. Call (609) 435-1960, wait past four rings, and you will reach the agent: it takes your message and our team gets the alert while you are still on the call. The same setup, with your practice name, your greeting and your rules, is what a practice gets.

Micronetbd is SOC 2 Type 2 audited and has built HIPAA-aware healthcare software on Salesforce, including a HIPAA-aware application listed on the Salesforce AppExchange. Ask about your compliance requirements and a business associate agreement on the walkthrough.

  • Answers the phone and the website with the same information and rules
  • Every call logged with a transcript, written as the call runs
  • Alert within seconds, daily call log every evening
  • Never gives medical advice; emergencies are directed to 911
  • Built and supported by Micronetbd, in business since 2012

The AI receptionist page

Workup Agent, the AI receptionist that answers the phone after hours
Questions

Medical answering service questions, answered plainly

What is a medical answering service?

A service that answers a practice's phone when the front desk cannot: after hours, at lunch, during a busy morning. Traditional services use operators working from a script and bill per minute or per call. Workup Agent answers with a natural voice from your own information, takes the complete request and alerts your team, on a flat monthly plan.

Does it give medical advice?

No. It answers practice questions (hours, locations, what to bring, how a visit works), takes requests and messages, and directs callers who describe an emergency to 911. Clinical questions are taken as messages for the provider.

Is it HIPAA compliant?

Micronetbd is SOC 2 Type 2 audited and has built HIPAA-aware healthcare software. What your practice needs depends on what the agent collects and where it is stored, so we walk through your requirements, including a business associate agreement, on the walkthrough before anything goes live.

Can it book appointments?

It takes appointment requests with the details you require, read back to confirm, and delivers them to your team within seconds. Where your scheduling or practice system is connected, the request lands there; otherwise the front desk books it from the alert.

What happens with urgent calls?

Callers who describe an emergency are told to call 911. Matters you define as urgent (a post-operative concern, an on-call request) are transferred live to the phone you choose. Everything else gets a promised callback and an alert.

Does it use our existing phone number?

Yes. Your phone system forwards unanswered or after-hours calls to Workup Agent's number, so nothing changes for patients or staff. Or we provision a number that Workup Agent answers first.

How is it priced?

As a flat monthly plan for the practice, not per minute or per call, so a busy week costs the same as a quiet one. Ask for the current plans on the walkthrough.

Can I hear it before booking anything?

Yes. Call (609) 435-1960 and let it ring past four rings, or talk to the assistant in the corner of this page. Then book a walkthrough on workupagent.com.

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Put a medical answering service on your line this week

Thirty minutes on a call. Bring your greeting, your hours and the five questions patients ask most, and we will show you the phone conversation and the alert your front desk receives.