Let patients reach your practice from your website — instantly and securely.
WebCallHub adds a secure WebRTC call button to your website so patients can talk to your front desk or care team without dialing a phone number.
Patients are leaving your website because they cannot reach you fast enough.
A patient finds your practice online. They need to ask about availability, insurance, or a symptom that is worrying them. They see your phone number but they are at work. They see a contact form but they need an answer now, not in 24-48 hours. They try the phone, sit on hold for eight minutes, and hang up. They search for another provider. Every missed connection is a missed patient.
WebCallHub puts a call button on your practice website.
Patients click it and connect to your front desk in seconds — right from their browser. No phone number to dial, no app to download, no hold queues. The call uses encrypted WebRTC audio (DTLS-SRTP), so patient conversations stay private and your practice stays compliant.
What you get
Secure WebRTC calling
Encrypted audio (DTLS-SRTP), no call recording by default, no patient data stored. Contact us for compliance requirements specific to your industry.
Reduce no-shows
Patients who connect instantly are more likely to book and keep appointments than those who play phone tag for three days.
Lower front desk load
Browser-based calls are clearer and faster than phone calls through an IVR menu. Staff resolve inquiries in less time.
Works on any device
Patients can call from their phone, tablet, or computer — no app required.
No telecom costs
Browser-to-browser calls cost nothing per minute. No phone lines to maintain.
How it works
- Add the call button to your website — One line of code. Works with any site — your main website, patient portal landing page, or appointment page.
- Your front desk opens the dashboard — Staff log in from their browser. No software to install. Multiple staff can be online simultaneously.
- Patients click to call — A patient on your website clicks the call button. Your staff picks up. The conversation starts while the patient is still on your site.