Migraine Care

Migraine practices with multiple sites spend staff time routing calls—AI reception matches patients to their provider and location

AI receptionist identifies which location a patient normally visits, which provider they see, and routes the call to that clinic's line—no transfer delays, fewer call transfers, and patients reach their care team faster.

How it pays back

Established patients reach their provider immediately

Phone lookup identifies the patient's usual clinic and provider. Call routes to the correct location's line, eliminating warm transfer delays.

New patients choose location without back-and-forth

AI offers available appointment times at each location during the intake call; patient books to their preferred site on the first call.

Provider-specific protocols honored

Each clinician can have custom triage rules (e.g., preventive care intake handled one way, acute calls another). Call handling adapts to provider preference.

After-hours calls don't bounce between sites

On-call provider for the day is identified; call routes to their location line or on-call emergency number—no patient confusion about which clinic to call.

Established patients routed by preference

EMR lookup identifies provider and location; call connects to correct clinic line

Appointment availability shown across sites

New patients offered slots at preferred location during intake call

Provider-specific triage rules active

Each clinician's protocols honored; call handling adapts to provider workflow

After-hours on-call identified

On-call provider and location known; emergency calls routed to correct line

Frequently asked questions

How does the system know which location a patient prefers?

The EMR lookup includes preferred location and provider. If an established patient calls, the system has this on file. New patients are asked during intake which location is closest or most convenient.

What if a patient's preferred provider is not available that day?

The AI offers alternative appointment times with that provider later, or suggests the next available slot with another provider at the same location. Patient chooses during the call.

Can we set different triage rules for different providers?

Yes. If Dr. Smith prefers preventive medication discussions during intake and Dr. Jones focuses on acute symptom severity, each can have custom triage protocols. Calls route accordingly.

What happens if the patient calls after hours?

The system identifies the on-call provider for the day. Call routes to that provider's location or their on-call emergency line. No patient confusion about which number to dial.

Do inter-location transfers still happen?

Rarely. Since new patients book to their preferred location during intake and established patients route to their usual provider immediately, most calls reach the right place on the first connection.

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