Is it really one flat price?
Yes — $1,500/mo flat for the whole ecosystem: PMS, AI phone agents, x-ray reads, eligibility, claims, denials, payments and the rest. No per-seat licensing, no modules to bolt on, no metered per-text or per-claim surcharges. The team grows; the price doesn’t.
How is it cheaper than what I run today?
One platform does the job of the 10–12 disconnected tools you pay for separately — each with its own login, renewal and markup. A typical clinic spends about $3,400 a month across that stack; DocsDocs replaces it at $1,500/mo, and the migration is free.
What actually comes off my staff’s plate?
The repetitive stitching-between-systems work: returning missed calls, re-keying eligibility, chasing denials, sending reminders and recall, typing the note. Industry studies put that around 30 hours a week for a typical practice — time your team spends on patients instead.
Does the AI act on its own?
Only where it’s safe to. Routine work runs on autopilot, but anything that touches the clinical record or the patient waits behind a confidence gate for a human yes. Nothing goes out without your say-so, and every action is logged.
What will I actually save?
It depends on your current stack and volume, so we don’t quote a single number — the savings calculator prices your real tools and hours against one DocsDocs plan and shows what comes back in year one. The move is done for you, free, and most practices are live in 2–4 weeks.
