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The technical setup takes days, not months. The slow steps are usually outside the AI: your EMR host turning on access, and your own review of the privacy package. A careful setup runs in a test environment with made-up patients first, and goes live only after your written approval.

No AI receptionist is PHIPA certified, because PHIPA has no certification. Choose one that shows evidence: a signed agent agreement, where data is stored and processed, a breach deadline in hours, insurance, an exportable access log and a test period before real patients.

Yes. A company that answers your clinic's calls handles patient information, so it should carry technology errors and omissions insurance that includes privacy and network security liability, plus cyber insurance, and show you the certificate before real patients reach the service.

Stored in Canada means records at rest sit in a Canadian data centre. It doesn't mean every step of a call happens in Canada: speech recognition and the AI model that writes replies often run outside Canada, in the moment. Ask a vendor for both answers in writing.

A services agreement with a PHIPA schedule that makes the vendor your agent, limits use to the service, lists every provider, sets a breach deadline in hours, raises the liability cap for privacy breaches, requires insurance, and spells out deletion when you leave.

Yes. ZeroMiss Reply answers a clinic's texts and website chat: it replies to a text with a private secure link, then answers from the clinic's approved content with sources, offers real openings and books (directly in Juno EMR, or one tap to Jane), while staff watch live and can take over.

Yes. Juno EMR has a REST API a clinic can authorize, so ZeroMiss can find real openings and book, move or cancel appointments directly in your Juno schedule, after the patient is matched by name and date of birth and taps Confirm.

Juno's REST API (inherited from OSCAR) uses OAuth 1.0a: your Juno host enables REST, a REST client is registered, and a clinic administrator approves access once. Here's exactly what ZeroMiss reads and writes, where the keys live, and the setup checklist.

Juno EMR is a cloud EMR built on open-source OSCAR, strongest for physician-led clinics that need provincial billing, labs and an API they can authorize. Jane App is the polished all-in-one for allied-health clinics, with a standout patient booking experience but no open API. An even-handed comparison from a vendor that supports both.
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