
How a cardiology practice handling 150–200 calls a day reclaimed its phone work — and got positive patient feedback for the first time.
150 to 200 calls a day in Augsburg and Neusäß tie up at least one full-time staffer. Phone and front desk collide — and a first attempt with an AI assistant left patients unhappy.
Boiled down to one MFA, the daily phone load occupies at least a full-time staffer — every single day.
When many patients call, many are also at the desk. Calls go unanswered, or the desk gets neglected. Both happen at once.
Two years ago the Kardiologicum tried a first AI assistant — patients found it impersonal. Positive feedback never came.
Address, directions, appointment reminders — standard questions eat the capacity that more complex concerns need.
Sinalis handles around 80% of calls fully autonomously. What's left arrives at the team pre-sorted — with SMS templates tailored to each individual call, getting an answer to patients in seconds.
„We already had more calm in the practice with the earlier solution. What's new is that the calm reaches the team too — the remaining calls are simply easier to work through."
Address, directions, appointment confirmation — Sina answers routine queries without asking back. Over 80 hours of phone work per month, and growing.
Instead of a one-size-fits-all reply, the team dispatches SMS blocks tailored to the actual call — out the door in seconds, no callback needed.
Where the previous assistant came across as impersonal, patients now describe Sina as "truly natural and real". Positive feedback — for the first time.
When a call does reach the team, it's already classified. The remaining calls work through faster — and the practice is audibly calmer.
„Sinalis makes our phone problems easier — patients are more satisfied, we're more reachable, and the load on our team hasn't grown. The opposite, in fact."
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