Workflow
Mesa practices can automate new patient phone intake with AI, capturing name, DOB, insurance, and health history as a structured summary, reducing staff workload and call time.
AI gathers name, DOB, phone, insurance details, allergies, and medical history on the call. Staff receives a clean summary and only needs to review, verify, and file into the chart.
AI captures complete demographic and health history intake in a single call. New patients don't have to wait for a callback or re-enter data at check-in.
Your scheduling or clinical staff reviews the AI-captured summary for accuracy and completeness. No manual transcription of handwritten forms or voicemail notes.
Patients enter the system with complete intake data on day one. Medical history, allergies, and insurance details are ready for the clinician before the first visit.
AI returns patient demographics, medical history, allergies, and questionnaire responses as a structured text summary. Staff reviews, verifies, and copies into your EMR; no data re-entry or transcription.
Handle 1 or 100 new patient calls in a day without adding intake staff. AI processes every call simultaneously and returns summaries for batch review and filing.
Complete intake on first call
Name, DOB, phone, insurance, allergies, medical history, chief complaint, and questionnaire responses captured in a single interaction
Structured summary for EMR filing
AI returns intake as organized text for clinical staff to review and copy into the chart
Insurance captured for staff entry
Insurance details captured on the call and provided as a summary; staff enters into billing and EMR systems
Works with every specialty and major EMR
Intake workflows configured per practice type and compatible with athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Epic, Elation, Cerbo, Hint, Tebra, AdvancedMD, ModMed, and EMR-independent practices
No. Insurance information is captured during the AI call and returned as a structured summary. Your staff reviews the summary, verifies the insurance details, and enters them into your billing and EMR systems. This ensures accuracy and compliance with your verification workflow.
The AI can be configured to ask core questions (name, DOB, phone, chief complaint) during the call and invite patients to complete an online intake form before their appointment. Staff can review both the call summary and the form before the visit.
Most new patient intake calls last 3–7 minutes depending on complexity. The AI asks questions conversationally, confirms details, and wraps up with appointment confirmation. Staff then spends 2–3 minutes reviewing the summary before filing.
Yes. We configure intake workflows per specialty. Dermatology practices might ask about skin concerns, triggers, and treatments. Orthopedic practices ask about injury history and pain levels. Mental health practices ask about symptoms and medications. Each workflow is tailored to your practice.
The AI confirms each detail with the patient before ending the call ('Just to confirm, you reported a penicillin allergy—is that correct?'). Staff then reviews the summary and can correct any errors before filing into the chart. This two-step verification reduces transcription errors.
Yes. Practices often deploy both phone-based AI intake for inbound callers and an online intake form on their website. Patients who call get AI intake; patients who book online complete a form. Both feed into your intake queue for staff review.
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