Family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics.
Insurance-billing practices that live and die by the recall list. We book the annuals, chase the well-child visits, and answer the phone when the panel calls about a sick kid at 9pm.
Pylor answers the phone after hours, sends the recare reminder, books the annual physical, and writes in your practice's voice — not a hospital press release. We sit alongside your EMR, not on top of it.
Insurance-billing practices that live and die by the recall list. We book the annuals, chase the well-child visits, and answer the phone when the panel calls about a sick kid at 9pm.
The membership economics work — but only if the front desk runs like a luxury hotel. Pylor handles enrollment, renewals, and the kind of touch points your members chose you for.
Referral-driven, anxious patients, mixed cash + insurance. We treat referring-physician communication and patient-side reassurance as two different jobs — because they are.
One front desk, many specialties. We route by provider, by visit type, and by insurance plan — and never make a patient repeat their story to the next office.
Every Pylor plan ships with Paige — a calm executive assistant for your practice — plus the specialists you actually need. The room runs the way a five-person front desk runs, on a one-person budget.
Paige answers in under a second, in a warm voice you pick. She books the annual, hands off urgent calls to the nurse line, and never leaves a patient on hold.
Annuals due, well-child visits overdue, chronic-care follow-ups slipping. We work the list the way your best front-desk person would — by hand, with judgment, signed by you.
Welcome packets, recall letters, your website's voice — all in the warm, plain-spoken tone you'd use in the exam room. Pre-loaded never-say lists keep HIPAA tripwires off the page.
Real-time provider columns, drag-to-reschedule, insurance-aware slot routing. Calls book straight onto the grid — no double-bookings, no front-desk relay.
Pylor handles non-PHI surfaces today — scheduling, recall, marketing, brand voice. The clinical surfaces (chart content, refill coordination, prior-auth, intake with reason-for-visit) are built and ready, but they sit behind a HIPAA-readiness gate that opens only once we've countersigned a Business Associate Agreement with your practice and with our upstream vendors.
If you'd like to be in the first BAA cohort, reach out. We'd rather bring on five physician design partners we can be honest with than ten who'd be inheriting a problem.
You keep Athena, Epic, Elation, eClinicalWorks, DrChrono — whatever you run. Pylor handles the surfaces patients call about, then hands the actual clinical work off to your EMR. We don't replace the EMR, and we won't ask you to.
Set call forwarding on your existing number. Takes thirty seconds. Paige starts answering the moment you flip the switch.
We sync your schedule and provider directory from your EMR. Bookings flow back as confirmed visits — no double-entry.
Monday morning: same EMR, same workflow, same patients. Just a front desk that doesn't burn out — and a recall list that actually moves.
Every tier includes Paige and native scheduling, recall, brand voice, and marketing. No per-seat fees, no surprise add-ons. PHI surfaces unlock per-business once a BAA is in place.
Paige + one specialist of your choice.
Paige + six specialists. The full hospitality stack.
Paige + the whole team. Unlimited specialists and seats.
Seven minutes to set up. Sits next to your EMR. Recare and scheduling from day one; clinical surfaces unlock once your BAA lands.
— Sunny, Pylor