Migraine Care
AI triages migraine calls to determine whether a patient needs urgent in-person evaluation, same-day telehealth, or scheduled office visit. Appointment booking happens on the call.
Patients with acute but manageable migraines are offered same-day telehealth instead of ER. Telehealth visit is booked and started within minutes.
Uncomplicated migraine flare: telehealth. New migraine patient or suspected secondary cause: in-person. Routine preventive management: scheduled office. Right visit, right time.
Before the video call begins, the telehealth clinician has the AI-captured intake summary: onset, aura, current meds, prior treatments, emergency flags.
Patient calls in, gets triaged, and either receives a telehealth link immediately or is added to the in-person schedule. Appointment confirmed on the call.
Urgent calls routed in real time
Telehealth link delivered before patient hangs up
Severity-matched visit type
Urgent telehealth, scheduled office, or advice—clinical routing rules apply
No re-triage at visit start
Intake summary ready for telehealth or in-person provider
Named EMR integrations supported
Appointment bookings sync to your EHR and calendar
The AI asks about symptom onset, associated symptoms (vision changes, weakness, speech difficulty), migraine frequency, current medications, and red flags. Based on your clinic's protocols, calls meeting urgent criteria (sudden severe onset, focal neuro symptoms, first migraine, severe vomiting) are offered telehealth or in-person same-day. Routine flares are offered scheduled appointments.
Yes. Once the appointment is booked, the system can SMS or email the patient a telehealth link and confirmation. The patient does not need to hunt for it; it arrives before the call ends or immediately after.
The AI uses your schedule to find the next available urgent or routine slot—telehealth or in-person. If no same-day urgency exists, the patient is offered the next available appointment. The AI respects your clinic's capacity and protocols, never overbooking.
Yes. MedReception works alongside most major telehealth and EHR platforms. Once you connect your telehealth provider, appointment bookings flow directly to the platform and confirmation is sent to the patient.
The structured intake summary—patient name, contact, symptom onset, associated symptoms, current migraine medications, prior treatments, and any red flags—is available to the telehealth provider before the visit as an EMR-pasteable summary. This replaces the usual re-intake and speeds the clinical assessment.
Core Feature
Call routing and triage
Severity-based routing rules ensure urgent migraine calls reach the right care level instantly.
Technical
All integrations
Explore named EMR, telehealth, and calendar integrations that power migraine clinic workflows.
Core Feature
Patient intake
Structured migraine intake on the call captures all details needed for telehealth or in-person provider.
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