24/7 AI phone agent that answers, qualifies, books, and transfers — sounds human, never sleeps.
Med spas live and die by booking density — and the typical front desk is split across consultations, in-office check-ins, and product sales. An AI voice receptionist trained on your service menu, pricing tiers, and provider availability can answer 'how much is Botox?' calls 24/7, book consultations, and route HIPAA-sensitive questions to staff.
Solo injector: AI handles pricing inquiries (most common reason people call), books consultations into Calendly, and texts a confirmation. Multi-provider med spa: AI routes by service type — Botox to Sara, lasers to Mike, body contouring to consults team.
Vapi (most flexible, dev-friendly), Retell AI (best out-of-box voice quality), or Synthflow (no-code). All support GPT-4 / Claude under the hood. Decide based on your team's technical depth.
Define persona, tone, services offered, pricing ranges, hours, escalation rules, and forbidden topics. Treat this like training a new hire — be explicit. Include a few sample dialogues.
Upload FAQ docs, service descriptions, insurance accepted, and pricing tiers. The agent retrieves these at runtime so answers stay grounded and updateable without re-training.
Give the agent function-calling access to: calendar (Calendly, GHL, NexHealth), CRM (create lead, update record), and SMS (send confirmation). Each tool call requires a JSON schema the model invokes mid-conversation.
Set hard handoff rules: emergency keywords, second clarification failure, explicit 'speak to a human' request. Record + transcribe every call to a shared inbox for review.
Cover: new booking, reschedule, billing question, after-hours emergency, accent / noise / hold music, angry caller, prank, sales call. Adjust the prompt until each scenario lands. Do not skip this step.
Use a SIP forward or a new tracking number. Listen to every call for the first week — you'll find 3-5 prompt improvements per day. Stabilize before scaling marketing spend into it.
Tuned for Med Spa. Use as-is or adapt to your voice.
Great question — [Service] starts at [price] for [unit]. Pricing depends on the area treated and the amount needed, which we'd confirm during a quick consultation. We have consultation slots open this week — want me to book you one?
That's a great question for our medical team. Let me get someone who can answer that with the right context — please hold one moment.
You are [Agent Name], the virtual receptionist for [Business Name], a [business type] in [city]. Your job is to: (1) greet warmly, (2) understand why they called, (3) book new appointments using the calendar tool, (4) answer questions using the knowledge base, (5) escalate to a human for emergencies or anything you're not 95% sure about. Tone: warm, concise, never robotic. Never invent prices, hours, or services not in your knowledge base. If asked something outside your scope, say: 'Let me get someone who can help with that — one moment.' and call the transfer tool.
{
"name": "book_appointment",
"description": "Books a new appointment in the calendar.",
"parameters": {
"caller_name": "string",
"caller_phone": "string (E.164)",
"service_type": "string",
"preferred_datetime_iso": "string",
"notes": "string"
}
}Transfer to human immediately if: caller mentions 'emergency', 'bleeding', 'pain level 8+', 'lawsuit', or asks for a specific staff member by name. Transfer after one failed clarification if: insurance/billing dispute, refund request, complaint. Never transfer for: new booking, hours, location, basic service info.
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Skip if your call types require clinical triage by a licensed professional, or if regulations in your jurisdiction require human-handled intake. Also skip if your call volume is under 20/week — the operational overhead of monitoring + tuning won't pay back.
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