As the Bergen County seat, Hackensack has a dense mix of law firms near the county courthouse, medical and dental practices around the hospital, and accounting and insurance offices along Main Street and Route 4. RaheemAI sets up Ava, an AI receptionist that answers overflow and after-hours calls, books consultations and emails your staff every request.
Keep your 201 or 551 number · No legal or medical advice · Ava says she's an AI
Thanks for calling Main Street Law Group. This is Ava, the firm's AI assistant. Are you a current client or calling about a new matter?
New. I was in a car accident last week
I'm sorry to hear that. I can take a few details and request a consultation with an attorney. What's your name?
Example call. The firm is made up.
The calls you can't get to still matter.
- Potential clients call after hours, and the first office that answers often gets the consultation
- Front desks juggle check-ins and phones at the same time
- Staff spend the morning returning voicemails from the night before
- Callers need a clear, consistent intake, not a different script each time
What Ava does for Hackensack offices
Runs new-matter intake
She asks the intake questions you approve (name, contact, type of matter, how they heard about you) and requests a consultation. She never gives legal advice.
Books patient appointments
For dental and medical practices, she books where your scheduling connects or captures preferred times. She doesn't give medical advice.
Separates new and existing callers
Existing clients and patients get routed by your rules; new inquiries get the full intake.
Hands off urgent calls
Calls you define as urgent can be transferred to your team or flagged for a callback.
Emails your staff a summary
A summary of each call goes to the inbox you choose.
Discloses she's an AI
Ava introduces herself as the office's AI assistant every time.
Privacy and professional rules
Ava collects only basic contact and scheduling details. She doesn't give legal, medical or financial advice, and she doesn't ask for Social Security numbers, insurance member IDs or medical history. If your practice needs her to handle protected health information, that requires a signed business associate agreement (BAA) and a setup we do on request; we don't claim the standard service is HIPAA compliant. Law firms should review intake scripts against their own professional-conduct obligations, and we'll adjust them to match.
Three steps. We do the setup.
Free missed-lead check
We call or message your business like a customer would, after hours or at a busy time, and show you exactly what they experience.
We set it up for you
We learn your services, hours and booking rules, and set up your assistant. You keep your phone number and the tools you already use.
Try it free for 14 days
See how it handles real calls and messages. No credit card. If it isn't helping, you walk away. After that, it's $249/month, month to month. See pricing.
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- Newark, NJ
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- All US locations
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Questions Hackensack owners ask
Can Ava check for conflicts of interest?
No. She captures the caller's name and the other parties they mention, if your intake asks for it, so your team can run the conflict check.
Can Ava book into our practice management system?
Sometimes. We connect the scheduling tools we can. If we can't connect yours, Ava captures preferred times and emails them to your team to confirm.
Is it legal to record calls in New Jersey?
New Jersey's wiretap law currently allows recording when one party to the call consents, but rules differ in other states and can change. Read our guide on recording calls with an AI receptionist in New Jersey and check with your own attorney.
Can we use Ava only for after-hours calls?
Yes. Many offices start with after-hours and overflow calls only, and keep their staff on the phones during the day.
Hear Ava for yourself.
Talk to Ava, our live demo AI receptionist, right from your browser. The demo is set up for a sample real estate office, so you can hear how she sounds, how she asks questions and how she tells callers she's an AI. Then we'll set her up for your business. Demo calls are recorded.
Or call +1 551-212-8357
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