TL;DR
When a caller describes a life-threatening situation, the agent gives the UAE emergency number 998 and transfers to a person. This protocol is always on and cannot be disabled. For urgent but not life-threatening calls, your clinic sets the rules.
The full answer
- Life-threatening: 998 guidance and transfer, every time.
- Urgent: forward to your on-call nurse or doctor, or flag for the first callback.
- Routine: answered or booked as normal.
Your clinic keeps its own emergency procedures. The agent does not assess symptoms; it recognises urgency and escalates. See AI safety and transparency.
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Last reviewed . Answers describe the service as it ships today; anything specific to your clinic is confirmed on the demo call.