AI receptionist for every EHR & EMR
An AI receptionist forevery EHR, EMR, and PMS
A true two-way integration with the system you already run: Echo reads your live schedule before it books, and writes every result back to the chart in real time. No migration, no rebuild, same phone number.
Integrations
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15 integrations
Questions
EHR integrations: common questions
Echo has a direct, two-way integration with Open Dental, Dentrix, Dentrix Ascend, Eaglesoft, Curve Dental, Oryx, Denticon, PrognoCIS, eClinicalWorks, Practice Fusion, NextGen Healthcare, Athena, Prompt, Acuity Scheduling, and WebPT. Two-way means Echo reads your live schedule, providers, and appointment types out of the system, and writes appointments, reschedules, cancellations, new patients, and call notes back into it in real time, while the patient is still on the line. It is not a message queue and not a middleware sync.
One-way means the tool can take a message and drop it in a queue for your staff to re-key. Two-way means it can read your live schedule before it books, and write the result back into the chart itself. That is the difference between an answering service that hands your front desk a callback list and a receptionist that finishes the job. Echo is two-way with every system it integrates with.
No. Echo works alongside your existing EHR or EMR as the communication layer on top of it. Your current system stays the source of truth. Echo handles the calls, texts, and forms and writes results back. There is no rebuild and no migration, and patients keep calling the number you already publish.
Echo still answers every call and text for your practice 24/7 in 70+ languages, follows your booking rules, captures the appointment and the patient's details, and triages after hours. New system integrations are added regularly, and practices already running Echo are first in line when theirs ships. Tell us which system you run and we will confirm where it stands.
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