Migraine Care

Enroll new migraine patients and schedule first visits without front desk callbacks

New patient calls with migraine symptoms. AI captures full intake (history, current treatments, symptoms, insurance contact), creates chart record, and books appointment on the call.

How it pays back

First migraine patient visit booked instantly

New patient with a migraine flare does not leave a voicemail. Intake happens on the call, appointment is booked, and chart is ready before they hang up.

No follow-up intake call needed

Migraine history, red flags, and treatment details are captured on the AI call. When the patient arrives for their first visit, your team has a comprehensive handoff and can dive into clinical assessment.

Clinic capacity matched to intake urgency

New patient with a severe migraine flare: same-day or next-day urgent slot. Routine new patient evaluation: standard scheduling. Right slot, first call.

Chart ready before patient arrival

Demographics, insurance, emergency contact, and migraine intake summary are in the EMR. Check-in is faster; clinician reviews structured intake before the patient is roomed.

New migraine patient chart created on the call

Demographics and contact information are written to your EMR; structured intake summary is captured and returned as a pasteable handoff for your staff to review and file

First appointment booked without callback

Urgent or routine slot matched to clinical presentation

Comprehensive intake captured

Migraine history, red flags, prior treatments, and current meds documented

Insurance information documented

Coverage details captured on call for your team to verify before first visit

Frequently asked questions

What intake questions does the AI ask new migraine patients?

The AI asks about migraine onset and frequency, type (tension, migraine with aura, cluster), associated symptoms (nausea, vomiting, light sensitivity, vision changes, weakness), prior treatments (medications, procedures, lifestyle changes), current medication, family history of migraine, and emergency contact. This gives the clinician a complete picture before the first visit.

How does the AI decide if a new patient needs an urgent vs. routine slot?

Red flags include sudden severe onset, first migraine ever, focal neurological symptoms, vision changes, and severe vomiting. Calls meeting urgent criteria are offered same-day or next-day slots. Routine new patient evaluations for established migraine patterns are scheduled into the standard workflow.

Does the new patient record go directly into our EMR?

Patient demographics—name, date of birth, phone, email, address—are created in your EMR as a new record. The structured migraine intake summary is captured on the call and returned as a pasteable summary for your staff to review and file in the chart, ensuring accuracy before the first visit.

What if the insurance verification fails during the call?

The AI captures the insurance information the patient provides on the call. If verification cannot be completed in real time, your insurance verification team handles it before the patient's appointment. The patient is still booked for their visit; coverage questions are resolved during check-in.

Can the AI ask about medication allergies and prior adverse reactions?

Yes. The AI includes allergy and adverse reaction screening in the new patient intake. Any documented allergies or prior medication reactions are captured on the call and included in the structured summary for the clinician to review before the first visit.

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