Workflow

Capture complete intake information on the first call to addiction treatment

Every new patient entering treatment provides their demographic, insurance, and screening information during their initial phone call. The system returns structured data for your staff to review and file.

How it pays back

Complete intake on first contact

New patients provide all necessary information during their initial call. No follow-up calls to gather missing details. Your staff receives a structured summary to review and file in the chart.

Core demographics written to EMR

Name, date of birth, and phone number are written directly to your patient record. Your staff reviews and confirms insurance details, allergies, and clinical history before the patient's first appointment.

Faster clinical workflow

Clinicians see a complete intake summary when the patient arrives, enabling them to spend more time on assessment and treatment planning instead of gathering basic information.

Reduced staff burden on intake calls

Your administrative staff no longer spend hours on intake phone calls. The AI handles questions, captures responses, and returns a summary ready for review and filing.

Structured intake documentation

Patient demographics, insurance, and screening answers captured

EMR write-back for core data

Name, date of birth, phone number synced to your patient record

Staff-reviewed and verified

Clinical and insurance data reviewed by admin before filing

Ready for first appointment

Clinician has complete intake summary before patient arrival

Frequently asked questions

What information does the AI capture during intake?

The system captures name, date of birth, phone number, insurance details, employer information, emergency contact, medical history questions, substance use screening, and consent responses. This information is returned as a structured summary for your staff to review and file.

Does insurance information go into the EMR?

Insurance information is captured on the call and returned as part of the intake summary. Your administrative staff reviews and confirms the details, then enters or updates them in your insurance verification system or EMR. The AI does not auto-populate insurance data into the chart.

Can patients decline to provide information?

Yes. If a patient declines to answer a question, the system notes this and moves forward. Your staff can address incomplete information during the appointment or via follow-up call.

How long does a typical intake call take?

Intake calls vary depending on your questionnaire complexity and patient circumstances. The AI works at the patient's pace and can handle pauses, clarifications, and requests to repeat questions.

Is the intake summary available before the patient's appointment?

Yes. The summary is returned immediately after the call and is available in your practice management system for your staff to review, verify, and file before the patient arrives.

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