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Cloud PBX for clinics and medical centers

A front desk needs telephony where the patient gets through at peak hours and an unanswered call is visible and followed up. sipbox sorts enquiries by topic — booking, test results, a question for a doctor — queues them with a callback, and keeps every conversation. It runs on your carrier’s trunk.

What happens at the front desk

At peak the patient cannot get through

Mornings and lunchtime the line is busy. People do not call twice — they book at the clinic down the road, and you never find out.

Administrators spend the day on trivia

Half the calls are “when do you open” and “are my results ready”. Those same minutes could have gone into booking new patients.

A dispute cannot be settled

The patient insists they were booked for a different time. There is nothing to check: the conversation was never kept.

How sipbox handles it

The point is to take routine enquiries off the administrators and not lose the people who could not get through.

A menu that sorts by topic

Booking, test results, service questions, home visits — each option leads to the right group. Opening hours and the address are spoken automatically, without occupying anyone.

A queue with a callback

At peak the patient is offered a way out: they hang up keeping their place, and the desk rings back when the line clears. Requests appear as a list with handling status.

No unanswered call disappears

Missed calls collect in their own view with a “called back / not yet” status. At the end of a shift you can see who was never reached — those are the bookings that did not happen.

Call recordings

Every conversation is kept, so a disputed booking is replayed rather than reconstructed from memory. Recordings export to your own storage.

What the clinic gets

What it costs for a clinic

Priced per seat for administrators and clinicians who need a phone. Minutes stay on the contract with your carrier.

Team sizePlanPer month
3 administratorsStart$15
8 staffTeam$72
20 staff — clinic groupTeam$180

Monthly billing; paying annually is 20% lower. Queues and callbacks are part of the Team plan.

Questions about telephony for clinics

Recordings of patient calls — what about personal data?

Voice and recordings are stored in the region chosen at onboarding. Recordings can also be exported to your own storage, putting them entirely under your control. Obtaining the patient’s consent to recording and announcing it in the greeting remains your responsibility as the data controller — that duty sits with you, and we cannot take it on.

Can telephony connect to our practice management system?

Directly, only through webhooks: sipbox emits call events and your system consumes them. We have no ready-made connector for clinical systems and will not invent one. If your system exposes an open API, the link is built by its developer.

How do several sites work on one number?

Either the menu asks which site, or the call is routed by the number the patient dialled. Each site gets its own group and schedule while reporting and recordings stay shared across the group.

What happens to calls at night and at weekends?

Business hours take over: outside opening times the patient hears the schedule and an offer to request a callback. The enquiry lands in its own view, and in the morning the administrator sees who to call.

Do we have to change the clinic’s phone numbers?

No. The numbers stay with your carrier and sipbox connects to their SIP trunk. Patients keep calling the numbers printed on your cards and listed in directories.

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Connect your own trunk

Tell us about your setup — we’ll estimate the savings at your volume and help configure your carrier’s trunk.