Try a call.

Your first name, your number and a language — and, if you like, a consultation note for the assistant to follow up on. The real AfterVisit script rings your phone now, and nothing is saved.

This is one call, not the workflow

In AfterVisit a doctor writes the note after a consultation and presses Save and start follow-up. The assistant then owns the follow-up for days: it schedules the calls, retries the ones nobody answers, reads every call, and brings the patient back to a doctor when something is wrong. This page lets you hear one of those calls on your own phone.

Place a call

From the testing instructions. It keeps strangers from making this page ring numbers.

The assistant asks for you by it. One word.

With the country code, starting with +. Hidden as you type, so it stays off a shared screen.

What the assistant speaks on the call.

Write it the way a doctor would — for example “Started amlodipine 5 mg for high blood pressure. Check for dizziness and ankle swelling.” The call follows up on what it asks. Leave it empty for a general check-in.

Nothing is saved: no patient, no call record.