Patient reactivation
Find overdue patients, start outreach, answer logistics questions, and route booked visits back to the team.
Gramercy Access helps SMB medical and dental practices test AI voice and messaging agents for reactivation, reception overflow, reminders, and scheduling follow-up without replacing the systems they already use.
Live campaign
Overdue preventive care
1,284
Patients queued
38%
Reached
71
Bookings created
Patient asked about insurance, earliest morning openings, and parking. Ready for staff review.
Next best action
Offer Tuesday 8:30 AM or Friday 10:15 AM.
Campaign testing
Compare scripts, patient cohorts, and follow-up timing.
Human review
Escalate edge cases before anything sensitive moves forward.
Where it fits
The product is intentionally broad while we test the strongest use case with practices. Each workflow is designed to plug into a real front desk motion and produce a measurable call or booking outcome.
Find overdue patients, start outreach, answer logistics questions, and route booked visits back to the team.
Handle common calls for hours, location, insurance basics, appointment changes, and routine front-desk requests.
Offer available times, collect intent, confirm details, and push qualified requests into your existing workflow.
Reach patients before missed visits, escalate special cases, and keep staff focused on in-office care.
Why now
Reactivate patients who are overdue for cleaning, recall, chronic care, imaging, or follow-up.
Reduce routine call handling so staff can focus on complex patient needs.
Confirm, reschedule, or escalate before a preventable no-show happens.
Track reached patients, qualified intent, booked visits, and handoff quality.
Early access focuses on lightweight connections, exports, and handoff workflows for the scheduling, review, and patient communication systems common in independent practices.
Join the waitlist if your team wants to test AI-assisted outreach, reminder, or reception workflows and is open to a short discovery call.
No commitment. We are qualifying practices for the first private pilots.