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Med spas · Front-desk backup

An AI receptionist that backs up your front desk, never replaces it

Your staff still take the call first. When nobody can, a GoHighLevel (GHL) voice agent answers, and AI chat handles messages. Both answer from a list of your services and send people to your own online booking, so the clinic keeps one schedule.

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The job

Catching the calls and messages a busy desk misses

The front desk at a med spa does three jobs at once. While someone checks in or pays, the phone rings, a message lands and a form comes in. Calls during treatments and after close end up in voicemail, and messages wait until someone has a free minute.

This build covers those gaps without taking the phone away from your team. Staff ring first. If no one picks up, the call passes to a HighLevel voice agent, which answers questions about your services and texts the caller your online-booking link. AI chat does the same work in writing for the messages that arrive.

The voice agent and the chat agent read from one knowledge base: your services, described in your words, with no pricing. A caller and someone texting at the same moment get the same answer, and neither hears a price your team has not given us.

The trap in any backup setup is voicemail. A call forwarded to a staff phone that nobody answers can be picked up by that phone's own voicemail, and then it never reaches the AI at all. We set forwarded calls to need a keypress before they connect, so only a person can accept one and an unanswered call carries on to the voice agent.

We've built and tested this for a med spa, and its voice agent is live with real callers. The sections below show how that build is put together.

What we set up

What goes into the backup line

  • Call routing that rings your staff first and passes unanswered calls to the AI voice agent
  • Keypress-to-connect on forwarded calls, so a staff phone's voicemail cannot take a call meant for the AI
  • A HighLevel voice agent that answers from your services knowledge base
  • A text with your online-booking link, sent by the voice agent to the caller
  • AI chat for incoming messages, reading from the same knowledge base
  • A services knowledge base written for your clinic, with no pricing in it
  • No bookings in HighLevel: the link goes straight to your EHR's online scheduler

How a setup runs

How we put the backup line in

  1. A 1:1 with Rob

    Rob asks how your phones work now: who answers, on which phones, and where a missed call ends up today. The routing is drawn from those answers.

  2. The call path and the answers, on paper

    The plan document lays out the call path step by step and holds the full knowledge base and both AI prompts, word for word. You approve it before any of it is built.

  3. Tested the way callers meet it

    We test a call staff answer, a call nobody answers, and a message asking about a service. The QA report shows each path with screenshots, including the booking-link text arriving.

  4. Changes after launch

    A new treatment, a different answer, a change to who rings first? You get a verdict before we touch it: a fix inside the agreed scope, or new scope.

What you bring

What we need from the clinic

Your treatment list

Each treatment described the way your team explains it at the desk. We turn it into the knowledge base, and you approve every line.

Your online-booking link

The link from your EHR's online scheduler. Every AI conversation ends with it.

How the phones ring today

Who picks up, on what phones, and what happens now when nobody does. We build the routing around it.

Prices, only if you want them said

Leave them out and the AI has none to give.

Where it stops

The AI never answers before your staff have had the chance, never books inside HighLevel, and never quotes a price. Clinical records stay in your EHR, and no patient health data enters HighLevel.

Questions

Questions about AI on your phones

Will the AI pick up before my staff can?
No. Staff ring first, and the voice agent takes only the calls no one on the team answers. The AI is the backup to your front desk, never the first voice a caller hears when someone is free.
Why do forwarded calls need a keypress?
When a call forwards to a staff phone that nobody answers, that phone's voicemail can pick up. The call then counts as answered, so it never reaches the AI. Requiring a keypress means only a person can accept it, and an unanswered call goes on to the voice agent.
Can the AI book appointments itself?
Not in this build. It texts the link to your EHR's online scheduler, and the caller picks a time there. Your team keeps one schedule instead of two that have to agree.
What will the AI say about a treatment?
Only what the knowledge base says, and you approve that word for word in the plan. It describes the services on your list and then hands over the booking link. It has no pricing to quote.
Can the AI see patient records?
No. The EHR keeps the clinical record and HighLevel never receives it, so neither AI agent can read a chart or a treatment note. What the AI knows is your services list.
Is this running with real callers?
The voice part is. We've built and tested the whole setup for a med spa, and its voice agent answers real callers.
Rob Eason

Who you talk to

Rob Eason

Rob runs HLAI Experts and takes the 1:1 calls himself.

He is a HighLevel Certified Admin with the second-most reviews in HighLevel's Certified Admin Directory worldwide, all of them 5 out of 5.

He won HighLevel's Top New Subaccounts via AI Employee award in its 2025 Summer of AI Awards and taught HighLevel's official masterclass on its AI Employee.

Before HighLevel, he co-owned a 60-employee financial services firm and sold his share.

On the call he looks at your account, not a script.

5/5 across 83 reviews in HighLevel's Certified Admin Directory

Map your missed-call path with Rob

Tell Rob how your phones ring today. On the call he sketches where an unanswered call should go and what the AI should say when it gets there.

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