Two data centres, not one.
If one stops, your calls are already on the other.
When a data centre drops, nobody at your front desk notices. No drill, no call to us, no notice on the door.
Phones, network, cabling, Wi‑Fi, cameras, websites and AI reception. One Houston team, one invoice.
The operating problem
The carrier blames the network. The IT contractor blames the cabling. The camera company has its own portal and its own invoice. Your patient is still on hold.
How the platform is put togetherHow it works
The same Tuesday morning, run on one platform. Jump to any moment.
Call coverage
Drag through a weekday and find out.
Services
Auto attendant, time-of-day routing, nurse-line overflow and voicemail to email. One extension rings the desk, the mobile and the laptop.
Workstations, printers, routers and your EHR machines, watched and patched on schedule. We fix most faults before the front desk notices.
Covers after close, lunch, and any queue the desk cannot clear. Takes details, answers routine questions and books, in English or Spanish.
Slow EHR screens and dropped calls usually trace back to old cabling. We design and install clean, labeled, tested runs for phones, workstations, printers and access points. One team, one install.
Consumer routers leave dead spots in exam rooms and drop connections mid-chart. We plan Ubiquiti UniFi coverage room by room, split staff from guest traffic, and monitor it with your IT.
Your clinic holds records, medications and equipment. We place cameras to protect them without touching patient privacy, set up secure remote viewing, and manage it beside your network and phones.
Every extension on one system: desk, mobile and laptop.
Websites
Twelve practice sites of the kind we build — family medicine, dental, paediatrics, specialty care. Drag to spin the ring, or click a card to bring it forward.
Built to load fast and take a booking in under a minute.
Uptime and compliance
Three things that have to be true before any of the rest of it is worth buying. Scroll the deck.
If one stops, your calls are already on the other.
When a data centre drops, nobody at your front desk notices. No drill, no call to us, no notice on the door.
Access set per person. Every look recorded.
Your HIPAA Business Associate Agreement is managed for you, not left on your desk to sign and file.
Including communication systems for Fortune 500 floors.
The same engineering, sized for a practice rather than a trading floor.
Client evidence
Google reviewExcellent service, HIPAA compliant backup, very professional response. The tech accomplished the tasks on time and within budget. I would highly recommend.
Google reviewWe moved from an office space to working remotely and Tapal helped us transfer seamlessly. They can customise your phone system to exactly what you need.
Commercials and transition
VoIP is not compliant or non-compliant on its own. It depends on how the provider handles protected health information: encryption in transit and at rest, access set per user, audit logs of who opened what, and a signed Business Associate Agreement. Any vendor carrying calls or voicemail that contain patient information should be willing to sign a BAA. Tapal manages the BAA for you on the Phone + IT + Productivity plan, and will sign one on any plan.
Voice is priced per extension, per month. The number depends on how many people in the practice need an extension, not on how many handsets sit on desks. Routing, voicemail to email, overflow and the mobile and desktop apps come with the extension rather than appearing as add-ons later. Managed IT, Wi‑Fi, cabling, cameras and websites are quoted as separate line items, so you can see what each one costs. You get your practice's number in writing on the first call, not after a site survey.
Porting a business number usually takes two to four weeks, because your current carrier sets that timeline rather than us. Your new system goes live first, in about 48 hours, and runs alongside the old one through the porting window. Calls reach you on both systems the whole time, so nothing drops on the day the port completes.
Usually not. Standard SIP desk phones register straight against our platform and keep working, including most Yealink, Poly and Grandstream handsets from the last several years. We check your model list before you sign. If one will not register, we name it and price the replacement as its own line rather than folding a hardware refresh into the contract.
Cameras belong in common areas: entrances, reception, waiting rooms, corridors, parking, and medication or records storage. They do not belong in exam rooms, treatment areas, or anywhere a patient expects privacy. Where a camera can incidentally catch patient information, such as a view across the front desk, treat the recording like any other record. Restrict access to named people, log every viewing, and set a retention period. We agree each camera position with you on a walk-through before anything goes on a wall.
The agent says what it is at the start of the call, so nobody is misled. It handles the routine intake a receptionist would handle, including the caller's name, the reason for calling, a callback number and the booking itself, then passes anything outside that scope to your team instead of guessing at a clinical answer. You listen to a recorded call and decide whether it is good enough before it goes near your main number.
Bring your phone invoice. In fifteen minutes you get our read on what to change, what it costs, and whether moving is worth it.