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Many patients will not write a complaint, but they will talk about it.
A voice line lets patients log complaints and requests in their own words, on any phone. ClinicOS transcribes and routes each one, and tracks it until someone follows up.
Many patients will not write a complaint, but they will talk about it.
A phone call to reception is easy to forget once it ends.
Managers cannot see what was raised or whether it was fixed.
The patient speaks. ClinicOS turns the call into a structured complaint with a category and summary, assigns it to a team, and keeps it open until it is resolved. Staff check the AI's understanding.
Patients call a number and are guided to describe their issue.
Calls are transcribed, with local languages and code-switching in mind.
Each call becomes a request with a category and summary.
Requests go to the right team based on what the patient said.
See what is open, who owns it, and how long it has taken.
Staff confirm the meaning, especially for unclear calls.
They describe the problem in their own words.
The call is transcribed, summarised, and categorised.
The request is assigned and tracked to resolution.
People describe problems in Pidgin, Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, English, and everything in between. The voice line is designed for that, with staff checking anything unclear.
No. Any phone that can make a call works. Normal call charges may apply, depending on your setup.
It is designed for local languages and code-switching. Supported languages and accuracy are confirmed for each deployment, and staff review unclear calls.
No. The voice line lets patients speak. USSD uses short text menus. Many clinics offer both.
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