Patient intake, done before they walk in.
Your patients book an appointment and have a short video chat with our AI assistant. By the time they arrive, your team already has a clean summary of their symptoms, history, and what to focus on — no more rushed intake at the front desk.
“Alethia really helps our front desk who used to redo intake for every call. They work fast, effective, and very professional.”
Dr. Elena Rüegg
Hausarztpraxis Seidelhof
Trusted by Swiss medical practices
Less typing. More time with your patients.
Your assistants stop re-asking the same intake questions, and you walk into each appointment already knowing what the visit is about. We handle the setup, you keep doing what you do best.
- Patients fill in their own intake before the visit
- Notes ready in your dashboard, not on a sticky note
- Try it for free — no real patient data needed
Three steps. That's it.
01
The patient talks
After booking, they have a short video chat on your website. No app to install — just a friendly assistant asking the right questions.
02
We turn it into a clean note
Symptoms, history, age, gender — all sorted into the right fields. Ready for you to read in under a minute.
03
You see it in your dashboard
Open the case before the appointment, scan the summary, flag anything urgent. The transcript is one click away if you need it.
A calmer day, by the numbers.
Practices using Alethia spend less time on paperwork and more time with the people in front of them. Here's what that looks like.
- 5 min
- Saved per patient — no more re-asking the same intake questions.
- 2.5 hrs
- Back to your team each day. A full afternoon every week.
- CHF 38k
- Saved per year on admin time, per practice (30 patients/day).
- 274+
- Practices already using Alethia across Switzerland.
Estimates based on typical Swiss general-practice workflows. Your numbers will vary — we'll measure them with you in the first month.
See it for yourself.
Open our demo practice, have a quick chat with the assistant, then sign in to see exactly what your team would see.