Meet Jackie™. The AI receptionist for NHS GP practices.

She answers patient calls, handles routine requests from start to finish, and knows when a person needs to take over.

UKCA-marked Class I medical device, registered with the MHRA

Every recording is a test call, placed by our own test patients, unscripted and played in full.

On the call

Jackie calls about flu & COVID vaccinations
1:38

This call

The task
Call Mrs Idony Carden, who is due her flu and COVID vaccinations, and offer her an appointment for each.
Jackie
  • Confirmed she was speaking to the right patient before saying why she was calling
  • Offered both vaccinations, and took the one the patient wanted
  • Found a slot on the day the patient asked for, and read the booking back
Outcome
  • Flu — Booked for Friday 25 September, 5:30pm with Dr Harry Sawyer.
  • COVID — Declined — already vaccinated at Boots the month before.

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  • Ask for an appointment
  • Ask for a fit note
  • Interrupt her

A demo line for appointment symptom intake and fit note requests. Nothing you say reaches a practice.

When a routine call becomes a safety concern.

The patient called about a rash. Jackie asked a few follow-up questions, and one answer made it clear the call needed to be handed over to a receptionist.

Jackie Just to check, if you press a glass against the rash, does it disappear, or can you still see it through the glass?

Patient Yeah, you can still see it.

Jackie This could be urgent, so I'm not able to help further. I will connect you to reception, but there may be a wait. If waiting is making things worse, please hang up and go to A&E or call 999.

That's where the routine workflow stops.
  1. Routine conversation
  2. Follow-up questions
  3. Safety indicator
  4. Jackie stops
  5. Forwarded to reception

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Jackie does not diagnose or clinically triage patients. Safety indicators are offered as a clinical hazard mitigation strategy as part of DCB0129 certification. Jackie is a UKCA-marked Class I medical device registered with the MHRA. The full clinical safety explanation

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Want to know more about how Jackie works in practice? Explore the product, see measured results from NHS deployments, or read what patients are told before they speak to her.

  • How Jackie works in a practice

    See what Jackie handles, how she connects with the systems your practice already uses, and how workflows and rules are configured.

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  • Results from NHS practices

    See measured results from live NHS GP deployments, including call volumes and time returned to practice teams.

    5,381 patient calls handled, and 156.4 hours of call-handling time returned to practice teams.

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  • Information for patients

    See how Jackie is explained to patients, how they can ask for a person, and what happens to the information they provide.

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Across three measured NHS GP deployments: Park Street Surgery (eight weeks from November 2025), Staffa Health (May 2026) and Deddington Health Centre (June–July 2026).