Rádio Indoor gives your waiting room a calm, pleasant sound with no news and no commercials, and an announcer who can call patients by first name or ticket number. It helps the wait feel more comfortable and makes conversations at the front desk less audible to everyone else.
Many patients arrive at a clinic a little anxious, and the waiting room is where that feeling grows or settles. A silent room makes every minute stand out and every sound, from a phone call to a cough, more noticeable. A TV tuned to the news can be worse, with headlines that add stress to an already tense moment.
Soft background music changes the room. It fills the silence, gives people something gentle to listen to and makes conversations at the reception desk harder to overhear, which helps protect patients' privacy.
Describe your clinic in the business profile, for example a family dental practice or a pediatric clinic, and our artificial intelligence builds calm playlists to match. You can also build playlists by hand. There is no news and there are no outside commercials: only the music and the messages you choose.
The announcer speaks with the voice and tone you select, usually warm and calm for healthcare. Use instant announcements to call patients: type “Maria, please go to room 2” or a ticket number and it plays right away, with the music lowered so it is clear.
Scheduled scripts can share institutional information: vaccination campaigns, check-up reminders, how to book through your scheduling channels, or a request to keep phones on silent. The audio processor keeps the volume steady all day, at the low level you set on your speakers.
Reception teams benefit as much as patients. Instead of leaving the desk to find someone, or calling across a full room, the receptionist types the call and keeps working. The same applies to short notices, such as a doctor running a few minutes late, which help patients feel informed rather than forgotten. A clear, calm message is often enough to change how a delay is perceived.
Healthcare messages should inform, not promise. Write announcements that invite patients to ask the team, mention available services and remind them of routine care, without claims about results or cures. The announcer talks about what you put in its script, so keep claims out of the script itself; the content stays under your control and should follow your professional and local guidelines.
For privacy, call patients by first name only, or by ticket number. Both work as instant announcements, which are read exactly as typed.
A clinic with separate waiting areas, or a group with several units, can play the radio on more than one device, all with the same playlists and messages. Plans cover 1, 2, 6 or 15 simultaneous devices, and each one counts as a location. Larger groups can contact sales@radioindoor.com for a custom plan.
Dental practices, physiotherapy centers, imaging clinics and family practices all share the same need: a calm room and a clear way to call the next person. Because the radio runs in the browser, it can be set up on the reception computer in a few minutes, without any installation or technician visit.
“Daniel, please go to room 2. Thank you for waiting.”
“The flu vaccination campaign has started at Bright Care Clinic. Ask at reception about availability.”
“Has it been a while since your last check-up? Ask our reception team to schedule your next visit.”
“To keep the waiting room comfortable for everyone, please set your phone to silent. Thank you.”
No. Only the playlists and messages you choose play on your radio.
Yes. You type the announcement, so you can use a first name, a ticket number or a room number.
It talks about what you put in its script. Keep the script informative, inviting patients to talk to the team, without promises of results.
In many countries playing music in a commercial space requires a public performance license from your country's licensing organization. That is the clinic's responsibility.
Give your waiting room a calmer sound with a 7-day free trial, no credit card needed.
No credit card · Cancel anytimeEvery plan has the same features. What changes is how many locations play the radio at once and how many credits you get each month.
About R$ 2.16 a dayAbout $0.43 a dayAbout €0.40 a day
≈ 3,400 credits a month≈ 3,462 credits a month≈ 3,545 credits a month
About R$ 3.33 a dayAbout $0.67 a dayAbout €0.60 a day
≈ 5,281 credits a month≈ 5,374 credits a month≈ 5,362 credits a month
About R$ 8.33 a dayAbout $1.67 a dayAbout €1.57 a day
≈ 14,590 credits a month≈ 14,840 credits a month≈ 15,470 credits a month
About R$ 16.66 a dayAbout $3.33 a dayAbout €3.17 a day
≈ 32,309 credits a month≈ 32,858 credits a month≈ 34,613 credits a month
Need a custom plan? Contact us: sales@radioindoor.com
| Feature | Lite | Basic | Plus | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per month | R$ 64.90$12.99€11.99 | R$ 99.90$19.99€17.99 | R$ 249.90$49.99€46.99 | R$ 499.90$99.99€94.99 |
| Simultaneous locations | 1 | 2 | 6 | 15 |
| Cost per location | R$ 64.90$12.99€11.99 | R$ 49.95$10.00€9.00 | R$ 41.65$8.33€7.83 | R$ 33.33$6.67€6.33 |
| Credits per month | ≈ 3,400≈ 3,462≈ 3,545 | ≈ 5,281≈ 5,374≈ 5,362 | ≈ 14,590≈ 14,840≈ 15,470 | ≈ 32,309≈ 32,858≈ 34,613 |
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You pay the fixed amount shown, in the currency you pick. Credits for plans in R$ and € are estimated at the current exchange rate.