A Calmer First Step. AI Built for Behavioral Health.

OpenCall answers with respectful intake, books therapy and psychiatry visits, routes urgent safety concerns, and verifies benefits before care begins.

A Calmer First Step. AI Built for Behavioral Health.

24/7 Compassionate Intake

Therapy & Psychiatry Routing

Safety Escalation

Benefits Verification

Trusted by practices across healthcare

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The pain is chronic

The first behavioral health call is often difficult to make. Long holds, repeated questions, and unclear service matching cause people to give up.

Vulnerable Callers Reach Voicemail

A person ready to seek help may not leave a message or try again.

Services Are Easy to Mismatch

Therapy, psychiatry, testing, programs, and specialty care have different eligibility and scheduling rules.

Benefits and Callbacks Slow Access

Coverage questions, intake packets, refills, and clinician callbacks create friction before care starts.

Make the First Conversation Clear, Respectful, and Actionable.

Calls

All calls handled by AI today

Calls today
2,847
312 this hour
Live now
14
in progress
Avg call time
1:34
Resolved without staff
74.2%
Mar 31 8:42 AMInAngela Johnson — Patient called to confirm cleaning appointment3:18Handled
Mar 31 9:15 AMInCarlos Reynolds — Patient called about Invisalign cost and payment options5:47Handled
Mar 31 10:14 AMOutAngela Johnson — Reminder call for tomorrow's crown prep — confirmed0:42Handled
Mar 31 9:45 AMOutFrank Garcia — Reminder call for tomorrow's root canal — voicemail, SMS sent0:38Handled
Mar 31 10:42 AMInRaj Patel — Patient called disputing $1,184 balance — transferred to billing4:12Transferred
Mar 31 11:22 AMInUnknown Caller — New caller asking about office hours and location2:08Handled
Mar 29 11:00 AMOutSusan Nakamura — Recall outreach — left voicemail for annual eye exam0:45Handled
Mar 30 2:10 PMOutMichael Lee — Post-op follow-up — patient reports recovery on track2:55Handled
Mar 28 3:28 PMOutJasmine Williams — Collections call — negotiated $308/mo payment plan, enrolled auto-pay8:14Handled
Mar 28 2:00 PMOutKeisha Thompson — Collections call — negotiated 60% settlement, pending manager approval6:31Handled
Mar 30 9:18 AMOutHenry Mendez — Referral follow-up — booked new patient visit Apr 5 with Dr. Chen4:45Handled
Mar 31 10:55 AMInBen Foster — Patient calling from parking lot — confirmed check-in1:22Handled
Mar 31 11:30 AMOutMichael Lee — Live: reminder call in progress1:05In progresslive
Mar 30 6:00 PMOutFrank Garcia — Collections call — no answer, left voicemail0:35Handled
Mar 31 8:15 AMInPriya Ahmad — Patient confirmed skin check appointment and asked about parking3:42Handled
Mar 31 7:52 AMInUnknown Caller — Caller hung up after 48 seconds — follow-up task created0:48Dropped
Mar 31 11:45 AMInMaria Santos — New patient inquiry — booked first visit at Williamsburg2:15Handled
Mar 31 11:38 AMInDavid Park — Patient asked about weekend hours at Astoria1:52Handled
Mar 31 11:20 AMOutLinda Chen — Recall outreach — booked cleaning at Park Slope3:08Handled
Mar 31 10:58 AMInRobert Kim — Patient asking about coordination of benefits — transferred to billing4:35Transferred
Mar 31 10:30 AMOutJames Wright — Reminder call — appointment confirmed for tomorrow0:42Handled
Mar 31 10:15 AMOutSarah Mitchell — Reminder call — voicemail left, text sent0:38Handled
Mar 31 9:50 AMInDiane Foster — Patient rescheduled appointment from Wednesday to Friday3:22Handled
Mar 31 9:35 AMOutThomas Green — Collections — set up $125/mo payment plan at Stamford5:12Handled
Mar 31 9:22 AMInNancy Rodriguez — Caller asking if we accept MetLife — confirmed yes1:48Handled
Mar 31 9:10 AMOutW. Brooks — No-show recovery — rebooked for April 3 at Garden City2:45Handled
Mar 31 8:55 AMInEmily Watson — Patient asking for directions to Flushing office2:10Handled
Mar 31 8:40 AMOutKevin O'Brien — Recall — voicemail left for 8-month overdue cleaning0:35Handled
Mar 31 8:25 AMInPatricia Lee — Emergency — patient has broken crown, booked same-day at Great Neck3:55Handled
Mar 31 8:10 AMOutAnthony Cruz — Backfill — filled 10 AM cancellation at Hoboken1:15Handled
Mar 31 11:55 AMInJennifer Liu — Live: patient asking about Invisalign pricing2:30In progresslive
Mar 31 11:52 AMOutR. Sharma — Live: collections call in progress1:10In progresslive

Caller-Centered Intake

Uses calm, practice-approved language to capture goals, preferences, service needs, and basic scheduling context.

Safety & Crisis Escalation

Follows your approved scripts for immediate safety concerns, crisis resources, on-call routing, and emergency guidance.

Service-Line Matching

Routes therapy, psychiatry, medication management, psychological testing, group care, and program inquiries by your criteria.

Insurance & Eligibility

Collects coverage details, verifies benefits when configured, and explains practice-authored self-pay or intake requirements.

Medication & Clinician Callbacks

Structures refill and symptom-update requests for the correct clinical queue without making treatment promises.

Rescheduling & Waitlist Support

Handles routine changes, cancellation openings, reminders, and required intake steps while preserving continuity rules.

More Accessible Care. Better Clinical Fit. Less Administrative Friction.

  • A Respectful First Contact

    Callers receive a consistent path forward without repeating their story to multiple people.

  • Better Service Matching

    Therapy, psychiatry, testing, and program needs reach the right intake workflow.

  • Staff Focus Returns to Care

    Benefits, scheduling, forms, and routine callbacks move out of the clinical queue.

100%Calls Answered
98%Deflection Rate

Your questions, answered

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