Move a clinic appointment with Claude, without the phone tag
Rescheduling a doctor visit usually means calling, waiting, and calling again. With Dial, you ask Claude once and Dial makes the call.
> Move Mom's Friday clinic visit to Saturday morning. Any time before 12 is fine.
How it works
- You type the prompt in Claude. Your AI shows you the number and the plan first, and calls when you say yes.
- Dial calls the clinic and says an AI is calling for you. It asks for the change you described, in the language you chose.
- If the line is busy or on hold, Dial waits so you do not.
- You get back the answer: the new time, or the times the clinic offered.
What to know
- Dial handles the booking call only. It does not give medical advice or talk about symptoms.
- Dial shares only the details you put in your prompt, such as a name and a preferred time.
- The clinic may ask for something Dial cannot give, such as an OTP or a card number. Dial tells you instead of agreeing.
- In an emergency, call 112 yourself. Dial blocks emergency numbers.
Price and timing
Dial opens on 18 Nov 2026. The waitlist is open now. Calls are ₹5 a minute plus GST, billed by the second.
Questions
Can Dial book a new appointment as well as move one?
Yes, you describe what you want in plain words, and Dial asks the clinic for it.
What if the clinic offers a different time?
Dial reports the options back to you. Nothing is agreed beyond what you asked for.
Does the clinic know it is an AI?
Yes. Every call starts by saying an AI is calling, and for whom.
Which languages can it speak?
Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam, other Indian languages and English.