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AI Receptionist for MS & Neuroimmunology Clinics
AI receptionist for MS and neuroimmunology clinics: relapse-call triage, infusion scheduling, and chronic-care routing that never touches the chart.
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Built for the way MS and neuroimmunology clinics actually run
Multiple sclerosis and neuroimmunology practices carry a phone load a general receptionist workflow was never designed for. On a given morning your front desk is fielding infusion coordination, disease-modifying therapy refill questions, MRI and lab follow-up, and patients calling because something new is happening in their body. Missed calls can cost new referrals, and long hold times push anxious chronic-care patients to hang up. MedReception AI is healthcare-only, and Katie answers in under one second with no busy signal, handling unlimited simultaneous calls when a symptom flare or a schedule change floods your lines at once. Every caller reaches a real, calm voice that understands your clinic structure. The AI routes and escalates based on rules your neurologists set; it does not make clinical decisions, does not touch the chart autonomously, and never guesses at a diagnosis. Clinicians decide. The system captures, organizes, and hands off.
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Relapse and flare calls escalated the way your neurologists want
The highest-stakes call an MS clinic takes is a possible relapse. New weakness, vision loss, a fresh sensory change, or a suspected infusion reaction cannot sit in a generic callback queue. Katie and Annie are configured with your clinic's own triage and escalation logic, so a caller describing acute neurological symptoms is flagged and routed by urgency to the right nurse, on-call neurologist, or same-day pathway, while routine questions follow a separate track. The AI recognizes the urgency cues you define and escalates, but it does not assess severity or make the clinical call itself, that judgment stays with your team. Because MedReception AI is custom-built per client rather than plug-and-play, your relapse protocol, your pseudo-relapse versus true-relapse language, and your provider hierarchy are all mapped to how you actually practice. After-hours, Annie holds the same standard overnight and on weekends, so a patient in Sunday-night distress reaches a defined escalation path instead of a machine.
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Infusion scheduling and chronic-care coordination without the phone-tag
Infusion-based DMTs, ocrelizumab, natalizumab, and the rest, run on tight, recurring schedules with pre-infusion labs, spacing windows, and premedication timing that leave little room for missed calls. Sallie handles scheduling and rescheduling against your infusion suite's availability, confirms appointments, and keeps recurring chronic-care visits from slipping through the cracks. When a patient calls to move an infusion, the AI captures the request, routes it correctly, and leaves your nurses a clean structured summary they can paste into the EMR, with no autonomous booking changes to clinical records and no chart edits. On payer topics the AI stays strictly in its lane: it captures insurance and authorization details and routes them to your team, and never makes coverage or benefit determinations. Victoria turns overflow voicemails into readable summaries so nothing waits unheard. Multilingual answering means your Spanish- or French-speaking patients get the same clarity as everyone else.
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Structured summaries, your EMR, and the freedom to switch it
Every call your AI handles produces a structured, EMR-pasteable summary, caller, reason, urgency flag, and routing outcome, so your staff spend their time acting on information instead of reconstructing it. MedReception AI integrates with named systems including athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Epic, Elation, Cerbo, Hint, Tebra, AdvancedMD, and ModMed; athena and eCW typically land in one to three weeks, the others roughly three to six, and it works alongside other systems your clinic already uses. Here is the part that matters for a growing neurology group: your AI is EMR-independent and portable. If you migrate platforms down the road, you keep your receptionist, your triage logic, and your history, so you are never locked in. The AI does not make autonomous chart changes or clinical decisions anywhere in this pipeline. It routes, captures, summarizes, and escalates; your clinicians decide. Onboarding is white-glove with a real team, and edits stay free for the life of the account.
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Configured to your clinic, and it stays that way
MS and neuroimmunology care evolves, new therapies, new infusion partners, a new NP joining the flare line, a refined triage script after a tricky season. With MedReception AI, optimization and edits are free for the lifetime of your account, so your AI receptionist keeps pace with your clinic instead of freezing on day one. You are working with a physician-founded, healthcare-only company that understands why a relapse call and a refill call cannot be handled the same way. Compliance is built in: HIPAA-aligned with a signed BAA for US practices, and 30-plus specialty templates give you a neurology-informed starting point rather than a blank slate. The result is a front desk that answers instantly, escalates the calls that matter, protects your infusion schedule, and never oversteps into clinical territory. See how it would map to your relapse protocol and infusion workflow, book a MedReception AI demo and we will walk through a build shaped around your clinic.
See the AI medical receptionist in action
MedReception AI answers every call in under a second, books appointments, and routes urgent needs, 24/7 and HIPAA-aligned. Book a demo and hear it handle your real calls.