Answering service for chiropractic offices

A chiropractic answering service, so you never miss a new patient mid-adjustment

For chiropractic offices, the phone is the growth engine, most calls are new patients and scheduling, and they arrive while you're hands-on with a patient. Lydoh answers every one, quotes your services accurately, and captures the booking so a full table never costs you a new client.

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Answering service for chiropractic offices

What Lydoh handles for chiropractic offices

Built around how your phone actually rings

New patients booked, not lost

Lydoh answers the moment the phone rings, even mid-adjustment, and captures new-patient details before they call the next office.

Your services and pricing

"Do you take walk-ins?", "What's an initial visit cost?", "Do you do sports injuries?", answered from your own content.

Insurance and hours questions

The routine questions that interrupt your day are handled automatically, with anything unusual captured as a message.

After-hours booking intent

Evening and weekend callers are ready to book. Lydoh captures them so Monday starts with a queue, not missed calls.

Common calls

What an answering service for chiropractors picks up

New patients asking if you take their insurance and when the first opening is
"What does an initial visit cost?" and technique questions, answered from your own content
Adjustment bookings, reschedules and cancellations, captured as a request your front desk confirms
Personal-injury and auto-accident patients asking whether you see their case
Hours, location and parking questions that interrupt the table
Anything unusual, captured as a message instead of a guess

After hours

After-hours calls at chiropractic offices

What Lydoh does with the calls that arrive once you close. The caller decides how urgent it is; Lydoh never gives medical advice.

The evening booking

Most after-hours chiropractic calls are people ready to book. Lydoh captures the name, number, reason and preferred time so Monday starts with a queue, not missed calls.

Pain after a weekend injury

Every after-hours call can open with a 911 reminder for true emergencies. Otherwise the caller becomes a first-thing request, or, with after-hours on-call turned on, a caller who says it can't wait is escalated to the chiropractor on call.

The Saturday reschedule

A patient moving Tuesday's adjustment leaves a structured request, and your team confirms the new time when you open.

Sample call

What a call sounds like

An illustrative daytime call to a fictional chiropractic office while the doctor is with a patient. Names and numbers are made up.

LydohThanks for calling Summit Chiropractic. How can I help today?
CallerHi, I hurt my back moving furniture. Are you taking new patients?
LydohWe are. I can request a new-patient visit for you, and the team will call to confirm a time. What days work best?
CallerThursday or Friday morning. It's Sam Patel, 555-0129.
LydohGot it, Sam. I've sent your request for Thursday or Friday morning, and the team will call you at 555-0129 to confirm.

FAQ

Answering service for chiropractic offices, explained

Is Lydoh a good fit if I mostly need scheduling, not emergencies?

Absolutely. Most chiropractic calls are new patients and scheduling. Lydoh answers instantly, quotes your services from your own content, and captures every booking, which is exactly where a missed call costs the most.

Can it answer questions about my techniques and pricing?

Yes, it answers only from your approved website content and service menu, so callers get accurate, on-brand answers.

What does it cost?

Lydoh Frontdesk is $249/mo, which covers answers from your own content and transfers to your desk. If your team answers the phone and you only want every missed caller texted back, Lydoh Text is $49/mo, with no AI voice. Both have a 14-day free trial.

Why do chiropractors use an answering service?

Because the phone rings while your hands are on a patient. An answering service for chiropractors picks up the new-patient and scheduling calls you'd otherwise miss, and those are the calls that go to the next office in the search results if nobody answers.

Is Lydoh a HIPAA-compliant chiropractic answering service?

A BAA is available, and Lydoh collects only what it needs to route a call: a name, callback number, and brief reason, never a medical history. Your call data is visible only to your practice. See our HIPAA page for details.

What do other chiropractic answering services charge?

Human services bill chiropractors by the call or minute. KwoteAdvisor puts chiropractor calls at $0.84 to $1.76 per call, with a typical call running 45 seconds to 1.5 minutes, so an office answering 300 calls a month would pay roughly $252 to $528 on that range before surcharges. Lydoh prices by the practice instead of by the call: Lydoh Frontdesk is $249/mo.

Market figures: KwoteAdvisor medical answering service pricing guide. Rates vary by provider; verify current pricing directly.