Specialty
Neurology practices manage acute calls (stroke, severe headache, seizure) mixed with routine follow-ups and medication refills. MedReception AI answers every call, triages severity, escalates true emergencies to your on-call provider, and books routine appointments — all before your staff clocks in.
Stroke symptoms, severe migraine with aura, new seizure, or head injury are flagged and escalated to your on-call neurologist. No triage delay — your provider is notified while the patient is on the line or within seconds of call end.
Refill requests, follow-up appointments, and patient questions are logged and queued for staff processing. Your phone line stays open for the next emergency call instead of being tied up on a routine schedule change.
Onset, progression, associated symptoms, prior medication trials, and family history are gathered during the call and returned as a structured, EMR-pasteable summary. Your provider reviews the complete clinical narrative before deciding on in-person evaluation, telemedicine, or ED referral.
Patients calling about new neurological symptoms at 2 a.m. reach a live AI, not a voicemail box. Urgent cases are escalated to your on-call provider. Routine calls are logged and scheduled for morning callback or next-day appointment.
Urgent calls escalated
Stroke, seizure, severe migraine, and syncope routed to on-call provider immediately
Structured neurological intake
Onset, symptoms, deficits, medication history, and triggers captured on the call
Named EMR integrations
Appointment bookings and new patient demographics written directly to your chart
Yes. The AI is configured with neurology-specific protocols for migraine (headache onset, aura, medication), seizure (description, loss of consciousness, post-event state), and movement disorder calls (tremor, rigidity, balance). Escalation rules differ by presentation.
Stroke symptoms (facial droop, arm weakness, speech difficulty, vision change) trigger immediate escalation to your on-call neurologist via SMS or phone. The AI informs the patient to call 911 or go to the ED. Your provider is notified in parallel for potential telestroke consultation or follow-up coordination.
Yes. If your practice maintains urgent or same-day slots for acute neurology calls, the AI can check availability and book directly. If none are available, it offers the next available appointment and asks if the patient needs urgent care or ED referral guidance.
The AI looks up the patient in your EMR. If they're established, it asks the reason for the call (refill, follow-up question, appointment reschedule) and routes accordingly. If urgent, it escalates to the provider. If routine, it's queued for staff.
Yes. If your practice uses telehealth (Zoom, Athena telehealth, Doxy.me, etc.), the AI can offer a same-day telehealth visit to established patients with non-emergency concerns. Telehealth links are sent to the patient via SMS after the call.
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