ChatRhino

Industry · Healthcare clinics

Fewer phone calls at the front desk.

Patients want to book, reschedule and ask about timings without waiting on hold. Handle the routine on WhatsApp and keep clinical conversations with your staff.

The flow builder showing the Order tracking flow: a keyword trigger, an order-number question, a Shopify lookup and the status message.

What customers ask

The conversations that matter

  • Appointment booking and rescheduling
  • Doctor availability and timings
  • Test preparation instructions
  • Report-ready notifications
  • Directions and parking
  • Billing and insurance questions

What to measure

Metrics worth tracking

  • Appointments booked via chat
  • No-show rate after reminders
  • Calls deflected from the front desk
  • Handoffs to staff

Copy these

Three example flows

  1. FLOW 01

    Book

    Patient asks for an appointment → picks department and doctor → slots from Google Calendar or Calendly → confirms → reminder the day before with a reschedule button.

  2. FLOW 02

    Report ready

    Lab marks report ready → utility template says it is ready and how to collect it securely → no clinical details in the message.

  3. FLOW 03

    Front desk

    AI agent answers timings, fees and preparation questions from your FAQ → anything about symptoms or results goes straight to staff.

Start with

Channels and integrations

Channels: WhatsApp, Website chat, SMS.

Integrations: Google Calendar, Calendly, Google Sheets, Webhooks.

Compliance note. ChatRhino is not a medical device and its AI agents should not give medical advice. Instruct agents to hand over anything clinical, keep health details out of templates, and review your obligations for health data under the privacy laws that apply to you. This is general information, not legal advice.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Can patients book appointments on WhatsApp?

Yes, with a flow that offers slots from Google Calendar or Calendly and sends a confirmation and reminder.

Should the AI agent answer medical questions?

No. Restrict it to administrative topics and hand clinical questions to qualified staff.