Patient intake line

The fixed-order red-flag script, exactly as the voice line runs it: answers are parsed deterministically, the rule engine sets urgency, and a slot is booked in the same call. The agent never states a condition — every spoken line passes the output filter before it reaches the synthesizer.

Caller's answers (editable)

Patient nameInsurance plan (asked on the call — checked after the clinical verdict, never before)

Can you tell me your age?

Have you noticed any rectal bleeding?

About how many weeks has that been going on?

Have you had any change in your bowel habits, like new diarrhea or constipation?

About how many weeks has that been going on?

Have you lost weight recently without trying to?

Have you had any abdominal pain?

Has a doctor told you that you have iron deficiency anemia, or low iron?

Have you had a FIT or fecal occult blood test, and if so was it positive or negative?

Does anyone in your immediate family have a history of colorectal cancer?

Has a doctor ever felt a lump or mass in your abdomen or during a rectal exam?

Why these 11 questions? They're the red-flag set behind NICE NG12's referral criteria, with thresholds measured on 2,093 real primary-care patients (Hamilton et al., CAPER, 2005). Every "yes" maps to a written rule you can read — no question is decorative.

Place the call to hear the intake line run the script and book a slot.

Or talk to it live (beta)

A live ElevenLabs voice agent running the same fixed-order script — needs a microphone. It will not discuss diagnoses. The scripted call above remains the deterministic reference path; live answers still go through the same rule engine before anything books.