Instant response to every inquiry
Web forms, directory listings, and missed calls get a text and email reply in seconds, with open slots offered right away - so the patient books with you before trying the next practice.
Healthcare CRM
Patients book with whoever picks up. MapleConnect answers every call and web inquiry in seconds, keeps the schedule confirmed with reminders, and brings overdue patients back with recall campaigns - CRM, AI voice, SMS, email, and online booking in one system.
One system runs your whole front office: the CRM holds every patient and inquiry, AI voice answers the phone, SMS and email carry reminders and recalls, and online booking keeps the schedule full.
A healthcare CRM is software that organizes patients, prospective patients, and referral sources into pipelines, then automates the communication a front desk never has time for: instant replies to new inquiries, confirmations and reminders before visits, and recalls when patients fall overdue. The mechanics matter in a clinic because the phone rings hardest exactly when the desk is busiest, and every unanswered call is a patient who books somewhere else.
MapleConnect is an AI-native healthcare CRM built for that reality. When an inquiry arrives from your website, an online directory, or a missed call, it responds by text and email in seconds, offers open appointment slots, and sends intake forms once the visit is booked. Before each appointment it runs confirmations and reminders; after a gap it runs recall campaigns to patients who are due back - automatically, without the desk keeping a list.
It stays firmly on the front-office side of the line. MapleConnect handles capture, response, scheduling, reminders, and a logged record of every touch. Diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, and the clinical record stay with your providers and your EHR, and privacy obligations stay with your practice and its counsel - the CRM supports that work with consent capture, opt-outs, and activity logs, and it never gives medical advice on your behalf.
The problem
None of these look like emergencies from inside the clinic. They are missed calls and skipped follow-ups - and each one is a patient who quietly ends up somewhere else.
Peak call volume lands exactly when the desk is greeting patients, verifying details, and collecting copays. Callers who hit voicemail rarely leave a message; they dial the next practice on the search results.
An unconfirmed appointment is a coin flip. Manual reminder call-arounds are the first task dropped on a busy day, so empty slots surface at 9 AM when it is too late to fill them.
Annual physicals, follow-ups, and screenings come due on a spreadsheet or a postcard pile. Patients do not feel overdue - they just do not come back until something is wrong.
A prospective patient who fills out your web form at 9 PM and hears back tomorrow afternoon has usually booked elsewhere. Response speed, not reputation, decides where they land.
A working day
A representative working day with MapleConnect running the practice line. AI moments happen without staff touching them; your moment is the one only a clinician can do.
A web form from 9:40 PM and a missed call from after close both got a text back within seconds. One has already picked a slot; the other is on a follow-up cadence until they reply.
Reminder texts reach every patient on the book. Two reply to reschedule; both are offered open slots and moved without a single phone call from the desk.
The exam room is the part no software touches. You practice medicine with a full front-office history on one timeline - every call, message, and booking - instead of asking the desk what happened.
While the desk is at half strength, the AI voice agent takes the calls: two reschedules handled, one new patient booked, and a billing question logged as a message for staff.
Patients due for annual visits get a text with a booking link. Replies book straight onto the calendar; anyone who booked drops out of the cadence automatically.
An evening caller reaches the AI voice agent, asks about new-patient availability, and books Thursday morning. The record is on your pipeline before the clinic opens.
What you get
Six capabilities mapped to the jobs a practice actually struggles with - the phone, the schedule, and the patients you have not seen in a year.
Web forms, directory listings, and missed calls get a text and email reply in seconds, with open slots offered right away - so the patient books with you before trying the next practice.
An AI voice agent answers around the clock: books and reschedules visits, captures new-patient details, and takes structured messages. Anything clinical routes to your care team, never answered by the AI.
Patients pick real open slots from a booking link. Confirmations go out at booking, reminders before the visit, and a reply reschedules instead of no-showing - without the desk dialing anyone.
Patients due for annuals, follow-ups, and screenings enter automated recall sequences by text and email. Replies book directly, and lapsed patients get a respectful re-engagement cadence.
Every call, text, email, form, and appointment sits on a single contact timeline, so anyone at the desk can pick up a conversation cold - no sticky notes, no asking who spoke to them last.
After visits, patients get a review request at the right moment, and referral inquiries from other providers are captured and worked like any other pipeline - so your reputation compounds.
Hear it work
An illustrative lunch-hour call answered by the AI voice agent while the desk checks patients in (not a recording). Clinical questions always route to the care team - the assistant books, it never advises.
Thank you for calling Lakeside Family Clinic, this is the virtual assistant. How can I help you today?
Hi, I just moved to the area and I’m looking for a family doctor. Are you taking new patients?
We are, and I can get you set up right now. Can I start with your first and last name?
Priya Raman.
Thanks, Priya. What’s the best mobile number and email for you? We’ll text your confirmation and your new-patient forms.
This number works for texts, and my email is priya.raman@email.com.
Got it. Is this visit for a general check-up, or is there something specific you’d like the doctor to look at?
Mostly a check-up, but I’ve been getting headaches lately - could that be blood pressure?
That’s a question for the clinician, so I’ll note it on your visit rather than guess. For scheduling, I have Thursday at 10:40 AM or Friday at 2:15 PM - which works better?
Thursday at 10:40 works.
You’re booked for Thursday at 10:40 AM. I’ve texted your confirmation and new-patient forms - arriving ten minutes early helps. Anything else I can do?
No, that covers it. Thank you.
The shift
Playbooks
Automations shaped for a clinic front office, not blank templates. Each one is a trigger, a short sequence, and an outcome you can see on the schedule.
Trigger A web form, directory inquiry, or missed call from an unknown number arrives
The prospective patient books with the practice that answered first - yours.
Trigger An appointment is booked or approaches on the calendar
A schedule the desk can trust by 8 AM instead of discovering holes at 9.
Trigger A patient comes due for an annual, follow-up, or screening - or lapses
Due patients come back onto the calendar instead of onto a postcard list.
Honest scope
Healthcare is regulated, licensed work. MapleConnect is deliberate about which side of that line it operates on.
MapleConnect captures inquiries, answers the line, schedules, reminds, and logs every touch. Diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, results, and the clinical record stay with your providers and your EHR - the CRM fills the schedule, it never practices medicine.
Consent can be captured and recorded, opt-outs are honored across SMS and email, and every message is logged. That supports your privacy program; HIPAA and state obligations remain defined by your practice, its agreements, and its counsel. Many practices keep clinical detail in the chart and use the CRM for scheduling and front-office communication.
The voice agent books, reschedules, and captures details. Symptoms, medications, results, and anything else clinical are noted and routed to a human on your care team. It does not triage and it does not advise - that boundary is built in, not configured.
Pricing
Per-seat pricing punishes a practice for having a front desk. MapleConnect is flat: providers, desk staff, and the office manager work the same system at one monthly price.
$199/mo flat
The full CRM plus automation - priced flat, not per seat.
$299/mo flat
The most popular plan: deeper automation and campaigns.
$399/mo flat
Everything, including native AI voice agents on your line.
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