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The easiest chatbot, for safe and reliable patient communication at scale

with zero risk of hallucination,
always accurate

Features

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Multilingual

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Mina responds in the language of the asked question and can change language during the conversation. 

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Plug and Play​

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Mina can be easily accessed via a URL, QR code or phone number. Also the admin dashboard can be accessed with SSO. Deeper integrations are of course possible if required.

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Zero hallucination​

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Due to our embedding technique, Mina maps patient questions onto a validated QnA database, fully eliminating the risk of hallucinations.

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Advanced Tech

Constant learning​​

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Our efficient flagged-question flow allows healthcare providers to see which questions did not have an answer, or which answers were unclear or incomplete to the patient, and easily update them.

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Get started

With one of our off-the-shelf Mina's and customize it to your content and needs

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Or collaborate on a new Mina based on your specific needs

Mina calls

Mina can also call you, or you can call Mina.

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try it yourself 👉

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Reduce no-shows and no-preps
Let Mina contact patients and ask them to confirm, reschedule, or cancel their appointment. Additionally, basic instructions can be given (e.g. fasting 2 hours before, completing a questionnaire, etc.)

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FAQ management
Let Mina safely answer recurring practical, logistical, and administrative questions about an upcoming intervention, treatment, insurance, etc...

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Peri-Operative Follow-up
Let Mina check in with the patient before and after surgery. Collect PROMs, PREMs and ask for specific symptoms or signs that could be urgent.

Press

During the design sprint, a quick test version of the Mina concept (formally known as RingMe) was created, and several non-native speaking patients were invited to test this concept at AZ Sint-Lucas, under the guidance of intercultural mediators. Their feedback was then incorporated into the development of the first "real" Mina.

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Testimonials
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