Appointment booking, rescheduling, reminders, and routine questions, handled on every channel so the people at the desk can look after the people in front of them.
It offers real openings from your scheduling system, books the appointment, and handles the reschedule without anyone being put on hold.
The phone at 8:55 AM
Every clinic has the same fifteen minutes where the phone does not stop and the waiting room is filling. The agent takes the calls that are routine so the desk can take the ones that are not.
Reminders and no-shows
It confirms ahead of time on the channel the patient prefers, and offers the freed slot to the next person when somebody cancels.
Routine practice questions
Opening hours, parking, what to bring, which insurers you take, how to get a form. Answered from your policies, any hour.
Billing questions
Statement queries and outstanding balances, explained plainly, with a payment link through your existing processor.
Straight to a person when it matters
Anything clinical, urgent, or distressing stops the automation immediately and reaches your team with the full context.
A day in the life
Same day.Two versions of it.
Without StomejiWith Stomeji
7:40 AMWithoutNineteen voicemails from overnight, none triaged.WithAll nineteen answered. Fourteen booked, five flagged for the practice manager.
8:55 AMWithoutSix lines ringing, a full waiting room, one receptionist.WithRoutine calls handled. The desk is looking after the room.
1:30 PMWithoutA cancellation leaves a slot nobody fills.WithSlot offered to the waiting list and taken within the hour.
4:50 PMWithoutTomorrow's reminders were not sent.WithEvery reminder sent, twelve confirmed, two rescheduled.
8:30 PMWithoutA patient wants to move Thursday's appointment. Voicemail.WithMoved to Friday morning, confirmed by text.
11:00 PMWithoutAn unpaid balance from three weeks ago.WithExplained and paid this morning through your processor.
Which agents
The ones that matterfor you.
Eight exist. These are the ones that earn their keep in your week.
Support & Service Agent
The everyday questions stop reaching your team: hours, order status, account changes, password resets, billing dates. It verifies who it is talking to, resolves them on the spot, and hands the rest over with the context attached.
The lead that used to sit until morning gets answered in seconds, on the channel it arrived on. It qualifies, answers pricing and fit questions, books the meeting, and keeps following up until they show or opt out.
9:41 PM · inquiry
Hi Jordan, yes, the Growth plan covers everything you listed. Want to see it this week?
9:43 PM
Onboarding runs about two weeks, so a March 1 start lines up.
9:44 PM
Thursday 5:30 or Saturday 11:00. Which works?
Day 3 · if no reply
Still looking? Both slots are open through the weekend.
Watches every contract and subscription, opens the renewal conversation on your schedule with your offer, and lets the team know the moment an account goes quiet or starts asking about canceling.
Every past-due account gets worked without anyone on your team doing it. It reads balances from your billing system, runs a per-account sequence in your tone and within the rules you operate under, and makes paying the easiest thing on the customer's list.
Points the customer at the payment path you already run, or takes the payment in the conversation through hosted checkout. Card details go to the processor, never through Stomeji. Optional, and it works alongside Support and Billing.
Asks for the review when the customer is happiest, drafts replies that reference what actually happened, and flags the unhappy ones to your team before they go public.
Asked two hours after the ticket closed, not a week later.
No, and it will not try. Anything clinical goes to your team immediately. It handles scheduling, administration, and the practice questions that do not need a clinician.
What about patient data rules?
It verifies identity before anything patient-specific is said, and the configuration is scoped to what your practice allows. Where you operate under a specific regime, those limits are set before it handles a single call.
Will patients know it is not a person?
Yes. It says what it is when asked, every time, and there is no setting that changes that.
What happens in an emergency?
It recognizes urgent language, stops the automation, and directs the caller to emergency services or your on-call route immediately.