Sudeep Bhatnagar, Agicent
List: Top AI Medical Receptionists in 2026: 7 HIPAA-Ready Platforms Ranked
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- His list scores vendors on what they publish (compliance, booking, public pricing) and leaves out anyone it cannot verify. Booking is the figure that fits a list about receptionists that book.
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Hi Sudeep,
I'm Reza Mirza, co-founder of Strello, a physician-built AI receptionist for clinics. In October we published a study of Ontario clinic reviews: 67.3% of the one and two star reviews (171 of 254) mentioned an admin or access problem, and 22.0% were about booking and availability.
Your list records what each vendor actually publishes, so here is ours, all on public pages: pricing from $250 per provider a month with the first month free, a HIPAA statement (logs kept 30 days, no training on patient data), booking into Epic and eClinicalWorks, and a red-flag screen before a visit is booked. In Canada we also book into OSCAR and TELUS Health.
Study: https://strello.health/blog/front-desk-friction-study
Product and pricing: https://strello.health/en-us
If you refresh the list, would you take a look at Strello?
Reza Mirza
Co-founder, Strello Health