Never Miss a Critical Medical Malpractice Case Call24/7 AI Receptionist That Understands Your Clients' Urgency

“We lost three major cancer misdiagnosis cases last year because we weren’t answering calls after 6 PM. One client called at 10:30 PM after her oncologist confirmed the delay in diagnosing her stage 3 ovarian cancer. She left a voicemail—and never called back. Since implementing Answrr, we’ve captured 17 such cases, including a $14M nuclear verdict case involving a missed colon cancer diagnosis. The system remembers every detail—like the date of the first abnormal CT scan and whether the patient was told to return in 6 months. It’s not just a receptionist; it’s a case intake AI that understands the nuances of malpractice law.”

“Our firm specializes in birth injury cases involving hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) and retained surgical items. In one case, a mother called at 2:15 AM after her baby was transferred to NICU with severe brain injury. The virtual receptionist captured her full story, including the exact time of delivery, whether a fetal monitor was used, and that the surgeon didn’t document informed consent. We filed the claim within 72 hours. The evidence preserved from that call was critical in proving the standard of care was breached. We secured a $10.5M indemnity payment—something we wouldn’t have achieved without immediate intake.”

“We’re currently litigating a high-profile case involving a retained surgical sponge after a laparoscopic hysterectomy. The client called us 11 days after discovery—just before the 180-day statute of limitations. Answrr had already recorded her entire story, including the hospital’s delayed response and the radiologist’s initial misreading of the X-ray. That transcript became a cornerstone of our argument on defensive medicine and failure to follow protocol. Without it, we’d have lost the case. Now, we’re projecting a $7.2M settlement using increased limit factors (ILFs) and loss development factors from our actuarial team.”