Voice and OBD
Automated calls for patients who cannot read messages.
Explore Voice and OBD →Reminders that cut no-shows, rescheduling patients can do in a chat, and follow-ups that arrive the way each patient prefers.
Every missed appointment is a lost slot and a patient who waited longer than they needed to. Most of it comes down to communication: a reminder that never arrived, a phone line that was busy when someone tried to reschedule.
Cyberscape connects your scheduling and patient systems to SMS, WhatsApp, RCS, email and voice, so each message reaches the patient on the channel they actually use, with no clinical detail in the message itself.
Use one channel or combine them in a single journey; every message is reported in one place.
Works on every phone, with no app or data needed, which matters for older patients and anyone on a basic handset.
Patients change appointments, ask about preparation and receive results notices in a conversation, with staff stepping in when needed.
A verified Clinova Health card with buttons lets patients book a check-up or choose a clinic in one tap, falling back to SMS automatically.
Longer content belongs in email: visit summaries, pre-admission forms and insurance documents, tracked alongside every other channel.
Automated reminder calls in the patient’s language reach people who do not read messages, with keypad options to confirm or reschedule.
Confirmation with directions arrives on WhatsApp.
An SMS reminder: reply C to confirm.
Pre-visit forms by email, completed at home.
A two-tap feedback card, with SMS fallback.
Automated calls for patients who cannot read messages.
Explore Voice and OBD →Integration with hospital information systems.
Explore Consulting & Implementation →Authenticated email for summaries and forms.
Explore Email API →Yes, as long as messages carry no clinical details. Reminders give the date, time and clinician only, and results notices point patients to your secure portal.
SMS reaches every patient, so it is the baseline. WhatsApp adds two-way rescheduling for patients who use it, and voice calls cover patients who do not read messages.
Yes. They reply to an SMS or tap a time in WhatsApp, and the change goes straight into your scheduling system.
Yes. Our API and professional services team connect messaging to your scheduling or hospital information system.
Yes. SMS, WhatsApp, email and voice scripts all support Arabic and English.
Tell us who you need to reach and what you need to tell them, and we will design the channel mix around it.