Vital Imaging
AI receptionist, enquiry-response tools and patient-education videos for clinics
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Vital Imaging
Vital Imaging provides an AI voice receptionist for overflow and out-of-hours calls, instant replies to clinic web enquiries, and branded patient-education videos.
Clinics pay monthly for the voice receptionist and enquiry replies; patient-education videos are sold as a one-off pack. The company is based in Leominster, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2011.
Product: AI voice reception and enquiry-response tools for clinics, plus doctor-reviewed patient-education videos.
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