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Body area, how long, cause (work, road, sport), referral or not, availability: the request arrives complete, ready to confirm.
Assessments, follow-ups, cancellations, CNESST and SAAQ files: it answers your patients 24/7, in Quebec French or English, while your physiotherapists treat. It never gives clinical advice.
A physiotherapy clinic gets the same calls over and over, often in the middle of a treatment. Zenicall knows them and handles them by your rules, with your clinic’s information.
Body area, how long, cause (work, road, sport), referral or not, availability: the request arrives complete, ready to confirm.
At any hour: in Jane or your software once integration is configured, otherwise as a complete request. A freed slot is flagged so you can fill it.
File or claim number, date of the incident, prescription from a physician or NP: it asks. It never comments on whether a claim is eligible.
Receipts, group insurance, insurers that require a prescription, cancellation policy: it answers with your instructions, never making anything up.
Physiotherapist or physiotherapy technologist, pelvic floor, vestibular, sports: it routes by your services and each person’s schedule.
It understands Quebec French and answers in the patient’s language, even if they switch mid-call.
Every call becomes a clear summary, by email or in your practice management software: who called, why, what type of file and what to do next. The transcript and recording stay available, on our servers in Canada.
To do: check the prescription and CNESST file, then offer an assessment one morning this week.
These are the calls that matter most, and they often come when the clinic is closed. Here is what happens.
From what the patient describes: chest pain, sudden weakness or numbness, a fall with a possible fracture. It never performs a clinical assessment.
Immediate danger: it directs them to 911 or the emergency room. Health advice: to Info-Santé at 811, per your instructions.
Priority message to the physiotherapist, a callback at opening or a transfer if you set it up: you choose, depending on the time.
The phone rings during treatments, and calls from CNESST and SAAQ patients require precise details. What official sources say:
6,604
physiotherapists and 3,349 physiotherapy technologists in Quebec. During a treatment, none of them can pick up.
$65
at most per treatment in a private clinic: what the SAAQ reimburses, with a prescription from a physician or NP. The physiotherapist fills out the claim.
3
treatments a week for a worker followed by the CNESST, prescribed by their treating health professional: that many appointments to book and move.
Sources: OPPQ, media kit (members as of December 1, 2025); SAAQ, physiotherapy (updated December 22, 2025); CNESST, physiotherapy services (in French)
Julie is a physiotherapist and co-owner of a small clinic. What she loves is watching a patient get their strength back, session after session. Yet her days often end in front of a list of messages.
Between two patients, she returns cancellations, explains that the SAAQ requires a prescription, looks for a follow-up slot, while the next patient waits in the lobby.
She thinks back to the worker who called on a Tuesday at noon, with the front desk closed for lunch. He wanted an assessment for his shoulder. When she called back, he had booked somewhere else.
That evening, facing her voicemail, she asked herself: what if every call got an answer, without interrupting a treatment?
With these 32 hours freed every month, your clinic could:
Several AI receptionists target rehabilitation clinics. Here is what sets us apart, without empty promises.
$200 or $340 a month, minutes included, with the setup fee published too. You know the price before the demo, and you can stop anytime.
Servers and recordings in Canada, AI providers bound by data processing agreements, PIA available on request. No absolute promises.
It takes calls during treatments, over lunch and after hours. Your team keeps welcoming the patients in front of them.
Configured during onboarding with your practice management software: Jane, GoRendezvous, ClinicMaster, Juvonno or another.
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Cheaper than a secretary position, more responsive than an automated switchboard.
Your clinic is starting to miss calls and wants to answer them without hiring staff.
You handle high call volume, several practitioners or several clinics.
+ $350 one-time setup fee, paid at go-live (includes deployment, custom configuration and team training)
Tell us how your clinic’s calls are handled today. We set up a receptionist with your clinic’s name, hours and services, and you call it yourself, free of charge.
We reply the next business day. No commitment.
Yes, once custom integration is configured during onboarding: Jane, GoRendezvous, ClinicMaster, Juvonno or other software. Without integration, it takes a complete request and your team confirms the slot. It never promises a slot that is not free.
It recognizes a work injury and asks the questions you give it: file number, date of the incident, employer, prescription from the treating health professional. Everything goes into the call summary. It never comments on whether a claim is eligible.
It notes the claim number, the date of the accident and whether the patient has a prescription. Per your instructions, it can mention that the SAAQ reimburses physiotherapy with a prescription from a physician or NP. Your team handles the rest.
It answers with your instructions. For example: no prescription is needed to see a physiotherapist privately, but the SAAQ, the CNESST and some insurers require one to pay for or reimburse treatments. It asks the patient whether they have one and notes it in the summary.
No, by design. It makes no diagnosis and gives no advice on an injury, an exercise or a treatment. Clinical questions are noted for the physiotherapist, with context, and they call back.
Based on what the patient describes (chest pain, sudden weakness or numbness, a fall with a possible fracture), it directs them to 911 or the emergency room, then flags the call as a priority for your team. For health advice, it points to Info-Santé at 811, per your instructions.
Yes, at any hour. It takes the cancellation, reminds the caller of your cancellation policy if you wish and flags the freed slot, so your team can give it to a patient who is waiting.
Yes. You tell it who does what (assessments, follow-ups, pelvic floor, vestibular, sports) and each person’s schedule. It routes the request to the right practitioner, or notes it for your team.
Yes. It understands Quebec French and answers in the patient’s language, even if they switch mid-call.
Zenicall is designed for Law 25. Our servers and your recordings are in Canada, and the AI providers that process calls in real time are bound by data processing agreements. A privacy impact assessment (PIA) is available on request. Your clinic remains responsible for its patients’ information; Zenicall acts as a service provider.
Yes, we recommend transparency: it introduces itself as your clinic’s virtual assistant. A patient who wants to talk to someone can ask: it takes a message or transfers the call, depending on your setup.
No. It takes the calls no one can take: during treatments, over lunch, in the evening and on weekends. Your team keeps welcoming the patients in front of them and making the decisions.
Between 24 and 48 hours, remotely. We configure your hours, services, practitioners, cancellation policy, CNESST and SAAQ instructions and what must always go to the physiotherapist with you.
$200 or $340 a month, minutes included, plus a one-time $350 setup fee. No contract: you can stop anytime, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Details are in the Pricing section of this page.
Yes, once custom integration is configured during onboarding: Jane, GoRendezvous, ClinicMaster, Juvonno or other software. Without integration, it takes a complete request and your team confirms the slot. It never promises a slot that is not free.
It recognizes a work injury and asks the questions you give it: file number, date of the incident, employer, prescription from the treating health professional. Everything goes into the call summary. It never comments on whether a claim is eligible.
It notes the claim number, the date of the accident and whether the patient has a prescription. Per your instructions, it can mention that the SAAQ reimburses physiotherapy with a prescription from a physician or NP. Your team handles the rest.
It answers with your instructions. For example: no prescription is needed to see a physiotherapist privately, but the SAAQ, the CNESST and some insurers require one to pay for or reimburse treatments. It asks the patient whether they have one and notes it in the summary.
No, by design. It makes no diagnosis and gives no advice on an injury, an exercise or a treatment. Clinical questions are noted for the physiotherapist, with context, and they call back.
Based on what the patient describes (chest pain, sudden weakness or numbness, a fall with a possible fracture), it directs them to 911 or the emergency room, then flags the call as a priority for your team. For health advice, it points to Info-Santé at 811, per your instructions.
Yes, at any hour. It takes the cancellation, reminds the caller of your cancellation policy if you wish and flags the freed slot, so your team can give it to a patient who is waiting.
Yes. You tell it who does what (assessments, follow-ups, pelvic floor, vestibular, sports) and each person’s schedule. It routes the request to the right practitioner, or notes it for your team.
Yes. It understands Quebec French and answers in the patient’s language, even if they switch mid-call.
Zenicall is designed for Law 25. Our servers and your recordings are in Canada, and the AI providers that process calls in real time are bound by data processing agreements. A privacy impact assessment (PIA) is available on request. Your clinic remains responsible for its patients’ information; Zenicall acts as a service provider.
Yes, we recommend transparency: it introduces itself as your clinic’s virtual assistant. A patient who wants to talk to someone can ask: it takes a message or transfers the call, depending on your setup.
No. It takes the calls no one can take: during treatments, over lunch, in the evening and on weekends. Your team keeps welcoming the patients in front of them and making the decisions.
Between 24 and 48 hours, remotely. We configure your hours, services, practitioners, cancellation policy, CNESST and SAAQ instructions and what must always go to the physiotherapist with you.
$200 or $340 a month, minutes included, plus a one-time $350 setup fee. No contract: you can stop anytime, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Details are in the Pricing section of this page.