Demo · Healthcare

Meet Maya, your voice agent for a small medical practice.

She's a live, interactive demo of what a Voitra voice agent can do for an independent primary-care practice. Click Demo Healthcare Agent on the Healthcare card and start speaking. Maya runs 24/7 — the lunch rush, the weekend, the after-hours call — so no patient lead leaks through.

What Maya can handle

She covers the call types that eat 80%+ of front-desk time at small practices, plus a careful urgency screen for the calls that can't wait.

📅Appointments & reminders

  • Books new-patient and existing-patient appointments across 4 providers and 6 visit types
  • Confirms, reschedules, and cancels with the same agent the patient already used
  • Captures insurance carrier, reason for visit, in-person vs. telehealth
  • In production, fires confirmation texts within minutes and reminders 48 hours out

💊Refills, triage, and after-hours

  • Routine refills: collects medication, pharmacy, prescribing provider — routes controlled substances to a human
  • Symptom screen with three tiers: 911 → on-call provider → routine appointment
  • Defaults to caution — never makes clinical decisions, never gives medical advice
  • 24/7 line so weekend / after-hours leads get logged with on-call callback within 30 minutes

How to try it — 30 seconds

  1. Click the demo button

    On the Healthcare card, click 🎙️ Demo Healthcare Agent. Your browser will ask for microphone access the first time.

  2. Talk naturally

    Try "I just moved to LA and need a primary-care doctor" or "my throat has been killing me for two days." No keywords needed — just talk like a real patient.

  3. Click the green ■ to hang up

    When you're done, click the pulsing green stop button. Maya wraps up the call calmly.

Things to try saying

Try any of these — or invent your own scenario.

“I just moved to Westwood and I need a new primary-care doctor.”
“I need to reschedule my Thursday physical. Can we move it to next week?”
“I'm running low on my blood pressure medication. The pharmacy is CVS on Pico.”
“My throat has been killing me for two days and now I have a fever.” — watch the symptom screen.
“I think I'm having chest pain.” — watch her route to 911 + on-call.
“I know it's late, but my toddler has a fever of 103.” — after-hours triage.

What to expect during the call

Natural conversation

No phone-tree menus. You can interrupt, change your mind, ask a follow-up — Maya keeps up.

Confirmation codes

If she books you, she reads back WFM-APPT-260428-219. Refills get WFM-REFILL-260428-413. Urgent screenings get WFM-URGENT-260428-317. Generated on the fly.

Triage that errs on the safe side

If you describe anything that sounds life-threatening, she tells you to call 911 and bridges to the on-call line. When in doubt, she escalates — she will not make a clinical call.

This is a demo. The 4 providers, hours, insurance carriers, and confirmation codes are fictional. No real appointments are booked, no real refills are sent to a pharmacy, and no real on-call provider is paged. Maya does NOT give medical advice — she only gathers information, screens for urgency, and routes. In a real deployment, the practice would sign a HIPAA BAA and integrate with their EHR.