A med spa AI receptionist that greets your regulars by name

Dana calls to rebook her Botox touch-up. The receptionist already knows it's Dana, knows she sees Dr. Lee, books Thursday at 2:15, and sends her pre-care email — while your team finishes the treatment in room two.

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Recognize the caller, rebook with the right provider mid-call, file the conversation to the CRM, and send pre-care by email.

Where the rebooking call actually gets answered

A med spa's best revenue is the client who already loves you — the tox touch-up at three months, the next laser session, the standing facial. Those calls come in while every injector is mid-treatment and the desk is checking someone out, and a 411 Locals study found 62% of small-business calls go unanswered. A Fasrad med spa AI receptionist answers all of them, and the part clients notice first is that it remembers them.

Per-caller memory persists across calls. When Dana rings to rebook, the agent recognizes her, recalls that she sees Dr. Lee, offers Thursday openings, books 2:15 PM, and queues her pre-care email — one call, zero hold time, no "can I get your last name again?". Hiya's industry call studies show roughly 80% of callers who hit voicemail hang up without leaving a message; your regulars are too valuable to gamble on the beep.

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Example: a client calls between meetings to move her filler appointment. The receptionist pulls up her record, sees Dr. Lee's Thursday, swaps her into 2:15 PM, and confirms by email — a 58-second call your desk never had to break away for.

It also pairs naturally with the web side of your front desk: Fasrad's Med Spa Booking Bot handles the same scheduling conversation on your website, and because it's one agent, a client who chats online and calls the next day is the same person in the same CRM. Standalone phone AIs can't make that claim — their calls end where their dashboard does.

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Frequently asked questions

Will clients feel like they're talking to a machine?

It sounds natural, matches the personality you give it, and is fully interruptible — clients can talk over it mid-sentence. It answers in the caller's language, too.

How does it recognize returning clients?

Per-caller memory persists across calls and links to the client's record in the built-in CRM. A regular calling to rebook is greeted with their history — preferred provider included — already in hand.

Does it really book, or just take a message?

It books. During the call it checks the provider's real calendar, offers open times, and confirms the slot before the client hangs up, with intake and pre-care emailed after.

Does it give treatment advice?

No. It books, rebooks, and captures questions for your team. Anything clinical — dosing, candidacy, contraindications — stays with your licensed providers, flagged in the call summary.

What lands in my CRM after each call?

The contact (new or matched to an existing client), a summary note, and the full transcript. Your front desk can scan the day's calls in minutes.

How much does it cost?

$49/month or $490/year — cancel anytime. Flat subscription — no per-minute or per-call fees.

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