Case study · Ophthalmology

The phones kept ringing. The front desk got the time back.

One fully measured day inside Long Island Ophthalmic Concepts: every call reviewed, every result tied to production.

97

calls answered

Every inbound call, first ring, from 7:04 in the morning to 7:03 at night.

38

appointment transactions

18 booked, 9 cancelled, 7 rescheduled, 4 confirmed — completed without a human.

89%

first-call resolution

Callers whose business was finished the first time they rang.

230 min

front desk time returned

3h 50m in one day, valued at the practice's own 5-minute average call.

Executive summary

Not a phone bot. A visible system for the work behind every call.

On Monday, July 27, 2026, Teri answered 97 calls, completed 38 appointment transactions, and resolved 89% of callers on the first call. A person reviewed every call.

Perfect. Great use of our agent for a morning call — it saves our front desk time from completing that task.

Practice owner, Long Island Ophthalmic Concepts · 8:34 AM Eastern

The practice

A working practice, across two locations.

Long Island Ophthalmic Concepts is a physician-led ophthalmology practice. It is also where Teri was built: under real Monday volume, on a real phone line, with the front desk reviewing every call.

The operating layer

Answer. Act. Hand off cleanly.

Teri identifies the caller, completes routine scheduling against the live calendar, and turns anything requiring judgment into visible work for the right person.

Measured, not modeled

The work moved. The proof stayed behind.

These are aggregate production results from July 27, 2026. No patient details are included. The measured day returned 3h 50mto the front desk using the practice's own 5-minute average call.

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