DIAL3D Partners With Opus On AI Admissions For Behavioral Health
An admissions call often comes before a patient record exists. Someone calls about treatment, a family member asks about insurance, or a referral source needs to reach the right person. The admissions team needs that information when it takes the call; it also needs a record it can follow through admission.
DIAL3D's AI voice agents answer incoming calls, gather the caller's information, and connect people with admissions staff or arrange a callback. Its AI chat agents handle treatment inquiries on the provider's website. Lead and call information sync into the CRM so the team can pick up the conversation with the details already in place.
For treatment centers using AI for after-hours admissions coverage or overflow calls, that connection matters when staff come back to the inquiry. The team needs the caller's reason for reaching out, the information already collected, and a record of the conversation. Keeping that information with the lead gives staff a starting point for the next call.
Opus manages admissions and census, clinical documentation, and revenue cycle operations. Built by former treatment center operators, the platform gives providers a shared system for the work that follows the initial inquiry.
"We spend a lot of time helping treatment centers answer the calls they're missing. The next question is what happens to that information once the call ends. With Opus, the admissions team has somewhere to carry it through the rest of the patient's care," said Samuel Staples, Founder and CTO of DIAL3D.
"DIAL3D solves the single most common complaint we hear from operators, which is that they're missing calls. Pairing that with our platform gives our customers a clean path from the first ring to an admitted patient," said Humberto Buniotto, CEO of Opus.
DIAL3D announced the partnership on its website on September 16, 2026. Providers can learn more about DIAL3D at and Opus at .
About Opus
Opus provides EHR, CRM, and revenue cycle management software for substance use and behavioral health treatment providers. Founded by former treatment center operators, the company brings admissions, clinical documentation, and billing into one platform. Learn more at .
About DIAL3D
DIAL3D provides AI voice and chat agents for behavioral health admissions, including addiction treatment and mental health providers. Treatment centers use the platform for after-hours call coverage, overflow admissions calls, and website chat. The agents gather inquiry details and support admissions follow-up through CRM records, callbacks, or live transfers, depending on the provider's workflow. DIAL3D is the trade name of Disl LLC, based in Delray Beach, Florida. Learn more at .
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