More Patients. Less Time. And Now - Higher Costs. Let AI Take the Pressure Off.
Consultations are up. Patient needs are more complex. Admin is growing. And now, budgets are being stretched even further by rising staffing costs and national policy changes. For many in general practice, it’s not just overwhelming – it’s unsustainable.
That’s where InTouchNow.ai steps in. Our conversational AI call handling service doesn’t replace people. It relieves them. So the pressure isn’t always on you to be the one fixing broken processes, covering for shortfalls, or apologising for delays.
Designed for General Practice - Shaped Around You
It’s no secret: general practice is absorbing more pressure than ever. Staff costs are rising. Time is tight. And still, the expectation is to offer safe, timely access for every patient – especially at the end of the phone.
InTouchNow.ai is a better way to manage demand.
Our conversational AI answers every call on the first ring – even during the 8am rush. It handles up to 60% of incoming calls without any human intervention, guiding patients through the same pathways your reception team would: capturing details, triaging concerns, and supporting routine tasks like appointment queries, repeat prescriptions, and general information.
It gives your practice breathing space – without making compromises.
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“InTouchNow has been instrumental in solving these challenges for our practice. They have fine-tuned their service to meet our patient demand, providing the right level of cover at the right times of day.”
“InTouchNow effectively addressed these challenges by offering greater flexibility in staff availability and scheduling. This change significantly eased the strain on our in-house team and enhanced our overall operational efficiency which has been felt across the board in our daily operations.”
“InTouchNow provided us with crucial support during our busiest periods. Our team has experienced a notable reduction in pressure, leading to improved staff morale and a more positive practice atmosphere.”