by AI.meEvery patient call, answered.
Khair answers your hospital's phone in Arabic and English, day and night, and books the appointment. Meet Sara, the receptionist who never puts a patient on hold.
Watch Sara at work
A patient moves her appointment, in Arabic, at 9:40 on a Friday night.
A fictional hospital and patient. About four minutes.
Your phones answered. Your front desk free.
Every call answered
No hold queue, no missed call, no staffing limit, 24 hours a day. A missed call is a lost patient.
Built for Saudi Arabia
Sara speaks Saudi Arabic and English and switches between them mid-call. The voice engine is Saudi, and Khair is built for PDPL.
Your front desk, freed to care
Sara takes the phone work, and your receptionists look after the patients in front of them. It does not replace your staff.
Talk to Sara, live
Call Sara at our demo hospital. Talk to her the way a patient would, in English or Saudi Arabic.
Today's demo calls are used up. Book a demo and we'll show you Sara ourselves.
A demo hospital with made-up doctors and times. Nothing you book is real and no messages are sent. Please use a made-up name and phone number.
Sara answers, books and routes. She does not diagnose or prescribe. Calls last up to 8 minutes, and a limited number of demo calls run each day. Demo calls are recorded and kept for 30 days to improve the service, then deleted.
Questions hospitals ask
Straight answers. Anything else, ask us on a call.
Can it handle Saudi Arabic?
Hear it for yourself. Sara takes Saudi callers in their own dialect and switches to English mid-call when the caller does.
Will it replace my staff?
No. It takes the phone load so your receptionists can look after the patient at the desk.
What if it gets something wrong?
It never diagnoses or advises. It answers, books and routes. Anything it cannot handle becomes a callback for your front desk.
What about emergencies?
A fixed line tells the caller to hang up and call an ambulance, and your staff are alerted while Sara stays on the line.
Our patients won't trust a robot.
They will talk to Sara, or to whatever name you give her. She is your receptionist, in your hospital's name.
Is patient data safe?
Khair is designed around Saudi Arabia's Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL). Every hospital deployment is hosted and contracted to meet PDPL and your own data policies before it goes live. The demo on this page is for trying Sara only, so please don't share real patient details.
Pick a time that suits you
A short call to see whether Khair fits your hospital.
Can't find a time that works?
Send us a message and we'll find a time with you.
- 1Tell us about your hospital
- 2We agree a time for a short call
- 3You hear Sara answer your kind of calls