Appointment changes
Help an existing patient find an approved opening, confirm the choice, and return a record of the change.
“Could I come in on Friday instead?”
AI voice receptionist for independent clinics
Give routine calls a way forward. Zeiko helps with appointment requests in English and French, so your team can stay with the people in front of them.
Explore a synthetic demo. Supervised pilots by application.

Less pitch. More proof.
A good conversation is only half the job. Run a synthetic appointment change and inspect what actually happened.
Fictional clinic. Disposable records. No patient data.
“I need to move my appointment.”
Ready to run with a disposable clinic record.
Each step completes only after the synthetic clinic server returns the event or receipt.
A little less phone tag
Start with one repetitive front-desk workflow. Give it clear rules, a connected system, and a person to call when it needs help.
Help an existing patient find an approved opening, confirm the choice, and return a record of the change.
“Could I come in on Friday instead?”
Answer from clinic-approved information: hours, locations, arrival instructions, and what to bring.
“Where do I go for my first visit?”
Keep clinical questions, uncertainty, and unsupported requests with your staff, with the reason and context attached.
“I need to speak with someone.”
Live scope depends on your practice system, approved workflows, and completed readiness review.
Your clinic. Your boundaries.
A good receptionist knows when to bring in a person. That is part of the workflow, not an afterthought.
Diagnosis, symptoms, medication, and treatment questions belong with clinical staff.
Agree on scheduling permissions and escalation rules before any live workflow is enabled.
See whether a request completed, stopped, or needs staff attention. Review the resulting record.
Confirm the data path, hosting, retention, access, and agreements for your clinic before going live.
Looking for our first founding clinics
We’re inviting three independent clinics to shape a supervised pilot. One workflow, a staff-reviewed rehearsal, and an honest look at what worked.
Our first focus: physiotherapy and rehabilitation teams in Atlantic Canada. No practice-system replacement. No big-bang rollout.
Pilot scope, pricing, integration, and launch criteria are agreed together.