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Multispecialty clinics

One number.
Eleven departments behind it.

In a multispecialty clinic the hardest part of an enquiry is deciding where it belongs. Getting that wrong costs the patient a second call and your team a transfer.

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4 specialists lead this workflowOne connected journeyScope confirmed in discovery

Less chasing.
More clarity.

One workspace for enquiries, appointments and follow-ups, with every number reconciling across every view. Open a record to see what was actually decided.

Workspace Overview

Thursday

A clearer day at the front desk.

Enquiries34Across configured channels
Appointments21Confirmed and in the calendar
Follow-ups9Scheduled and waiting to send
Open handoffs22 resolved · 4 total
Enquiries & appointmentsToday, by hour
08:00: 4 enquiries, 2 appointments. 10:00: 8 enquiries, 5 appointments. 12:00: 7 enquiries, 4 appointments. 14:00: 6 enquiries, 4 appointments. 16:00: 9 enquiries, 6 appointments
62%to appointment
Enquiry → appointment21 of 34 enquiries reached an appointment.
A few journeys in motionMost recent first

Where the capacity actually goes.

Multispecialty clinics and polyclinics where one reception team fronts many departments and consultant schedules.

Reception has to route before it can book.

The caller describes a problem, not a department. Reception guesses, transfers and sometimes guesses wrong.

Consultant availability differs everywhere.

Each specialty has its own slot lengths, preparation requirements and clinic days. One rulebook does not cover them.

Context is lost between departments.

A patient referred internally often repeats their story, because the record of the first conversation did not travel with them.

A clinic corridor of identical closed doors with one door open and lit.
One number, and a row of departments behind it. The hard part is knowing which door.

One request.
Four moves.

One multispecialty clinics journey, end to end. Your configuration decides the sequence, the rules and the point a person takes over.

Capture the enquiry

The patient describes what is wrong in their own words, on whichever channel they used.

Identify the department

Your routing rules map the description to the right specialty, and anything ambiguous goes to a person rather than being guessed.

Coordinate with the right consultant

Slot length, clinic day and preparation requirements follow the department, not a single default.

Carry the context forward

What the patient said travels with the appointment, so the consultation does not start from the beginning.

In focus · Dubai healthcare

A growing city. A closer look at your front desk.

Dubai licensed about 5,800 healthcare facilities in 2025, up from 5,340 in 2024. More clinics and more demand mean more first contacts arriving outside the moments your team is free to answer them.

Healthcare facilities≈5,800

Across the emirate in 2025, from 5,340 in 2024

General medical clinics126

A named category, not every clinic location

Specialised clinics68

Listed separately from general clinics

Where your people take over

Where a symptom should be seen is a clinical decision. Ambiguous routing, urgent presentations and anything involving a patient record go to your team.

The human boundary

Questions multispecialty clinics ask.

How does it know which department a patient needs?

From routing rules you define during configuration, not from clinical inference. When an enquiry does not clearly match a rule it escalates to your team instead of choosing.

Can it handle different rules per specialty?

Yes. Slot lengths, clinic days, preparation notes and escalation thresholds are configured per department rather than shared across the clinic.

See it working for a multispecialty clinic like yours.

Bring the enquiries you are missing today. We will map the workflow around them with you, before anything is configured.

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