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Solstice Clinics

Fourteen clinics, one front desk

Capacity for fourteen clinics on one screen, beside the intake a patient is answering right now
Sector
Healthcare
Location
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Year
2025
Kickoff to production
16 weeks
01Overview

Patient intake, triage and scheduling unified across fourteen clinics, with an AI assistant that never puts anyone on hold.

02The problem

Each clinic ran its own phone line, its own diary and its own paper intake form. Patients repeated themselves at every step, no-show rates were near a quarter, and management had no view of capacity.

Booked, held and released slots hour by hour across every clinic, no-shows down to 11%
03What we built
  1. 01

    Intake once, everywhere

    A single bilingual intake flow feeds the clinical system directly. Insurance eligibility is checked while the patient is still typing.

  2. 02

    Triage that routes correctly

    An assistant asks the clinically approved questions, routes to the right specialty and clinic, and escalates red flags to a nurse immediately.

  3. 03

    Reminders people answer

    WhatsApp confirmations and rescheduling in the patient's language, with slots released back to the pool the moment someone cancels.

Chest pain radiating to the jaw stops the booking flow and pages the on-duty nurse instead
Intake answered in the corridor, insurance eligibility confirmed at 80% cover while the patient types
04The result

No-shows more than halved and released capacity absorbed an extra 900 appointments a month without hiring. Management sees utilisation per clinic daily.

What changed

Clinics on one system
14
Without hold music
AI intake
Visible per clinic
Utilisation
Monday's note to clinic managers: 912 appointments absorbed without hiring anyone

Stack

  • Next.js
  • Postgres
  • OpenAI
  • WhatsApp Business API
  • HL7 FHIR

Disciplines applied

  • AI solutions
  • Automation & operations
  • Web & digital infrastructure

Closing

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