Clinical Workflow
AI receptionists complete intake during the scheduling call and auto-create new patient records in your EMR with demographics. Chief complaint, history, and medications are captured as a structured, EMR-pasteable summary for staff to review and file. Your chart is ready before the patient walks in.
Chief complaint, medical history, and current medications are already in the chart. Clinician can focus on physical exam and clinical decision-making, not intake questions.
Intake arrives as a coherent, organized summary. No hunt through multiple documents or illegible handwriting. Staff and clinicians know exactly what was captured.
Intake data is pre-filed and validated. Clinician documents visit findings on top of complete pre-visit data, accelerating chart completion.
Insurance details are captured during intake. Front desk can flag coverage questions before the visit, not after.
New patient record auto-created
Demographics write to EMR on the scheduling call
Intake summary ready before arrival
Structured summary of chief complaint, history, medications, and allergies
Pre-filed chart for clinician
Clinician reviews pre-visit intake summary and enters rooming with full context
Reduced appointment time on intake
Clinician focuses on clinical evaluation, not repeating intake questions
No. The AI captures the patient's stated chief complaint during intake and returns it as a structured summary. Your staff review and file this summary in the chart. The clinician then documents their own clinical assessment and plan in their note.
The intake summary is a snapshot from the scheduling call. During rooming or check-in, staff can note any changes. The clinician documents any new information or updates in their visit note.
MedReception integrates with athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Epic, Elation, Cerbo, Hint, Tebra, AdvancedMD, and ModMed. For most systems, the new patient record and demographics auto-create. For others, staff receive the intake summary in a format they paste into the chart.
Yes. Once your staff file the intake summary into the chart, rooming staff and clinicians can see the complete summary. This is the starting point for the clinician's visit assessment.
Yes. When the clinician enters the room with pre-populated intake data (history, medications, allergies), they skip repetitive questions and focus on clinical evaluation. This can accelerate visit time and improve visit quality.
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Patient intake
Structured intake workflows and EMR write-back for new patient records
Next step
Workflow playbooks
Step-by-step workflows for the calls a practice actually gets.
Integration
EMR and EHR integrations
Complete list of EMR platforms and write-back capabilities
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