Patient Acquisition
New migraine patients often call to schedule without prior records. AI reception gathers complete headache history, current medications, trigger profile, and insurance on the first call—then creates the patient in your EMR and books the appointment, so your clinician has context minutes after the call ends.
Your provider sees a complete migraine timeline, current medication regimen, trigger list, and prior treatment responses before the patient sits down. First visit is focused on examination and therapy planning, not data gathering.
Intake is captured once on the phone. The summary is filed in the chart so subsequent visits—nursing intake, provider visit, follow-up calls—reference the same source of truth. Patient doesn't repeat their story three times.
Insurance and migraine triggers are captured during scheduling. Your billing and clinical teams can begin prior auth prep for imaging, injectables, or preventive medications before the appointment.
If intake reveals sudden onset or atypical features, your team can alert the provider or modify the visit protocol (e.g., check for secondary causes) before the appointment begins.
Complete new patient intake
Migraine history, triggers, medications, allergies, insurance—captured on phone
EMR record created in real time
Patient demographics, phone, date of birth synced; appointment booked immediately
Red flag screening included
Questions about sudden onset, fever, neuro symptoms asked to identify urgent presentations
Structured summary for clinical review
Intake summary handed to staff; clinical team reviews and files into the chart
The AI uses conversational flow: asks about age of onset and current frequency first, then digs into pattern, triggers, and prior treatments based on responses. Most new patient calls take 8–12 minutes. The AI keeps pace with patient comfort.
The AI captures what the patient does recall (e.g., 'sometime in my 20s' or 'a few years ago') and notes the uncertainty in the summary. Your provider can ask for clarification at the first visit or request prior medical records if needed.
The AI focuses on current medications and treatments tried. It asks about common acute (triptans, NSAIDs, ergots) and preventive (beta-blockers, anticonvulsants, CGRP antagonists) classes, and what the patient has tried. Detailed medication chemistry is left to the provider.
The AI captures what the patient knows (plan type, member ID if available, or 'self-pay'). Your billing team verifies and follows up before or after the first visit, not before the call can end.
The AI creates a new patient profile with name, date of birth, phone number, insurance, and appointment time. This syncs to your EMR in real time. The structured intake summary (migraine history, triggers, medications) is returned as a summary for your staff to review and file into the chart.
Process
Patient intake
Structured intake on first call captures the clinical detail your migraine team needs.
Integration
EMR and EHR integrations
New patient records and demographics sync to your EMR; intake summary ready for clinical review.
Strategy
How medical practices attract new patients
First-call experience and smooth intake drive new patient satisfaction and referral.
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