Concierge & DPC

Capture member preferences, allergies, and medical history on every call—structured summaries ready for your staff to review and file

Concierge practices thrive on personalized care. MedReception's AI intake captures health history, medication lists, allergies, and member preferences on inbound calls and returns structured summaries for your staff to review and file in the EMR.

How it pays back

New members complete intake before their first visit

No paper forms in the waiting room. The AI conducts intake on the scheduling call. Provider has full health history and preferences ready when the member arrives.

Existing members provide updates without repeating to staff

When a member calls with a concern, the AI asks about recent changes—new medications, allergies, surgeries. Staff get a clean summary to review and file, not a voicemail or fragmented notes.

Staff focus on care coordination, not data entry

Intake happens on the call. Staff review the summary, verify it in the chart, and focus on scheduling, prior auth, and patient communication instead of typing.

Member preferences are honored on every interaction

Preferred language, callback time, appointment type, and communication method are captured and linked to the member's profile. Next call, the practice already knows their preferences.

New member intake complete

Full demographics, health history, and preferences on first call

Existing member updates captured

Medication changes, allergies, hospitalizations logged on every call

Structured summary returned

Staff review, verify, and file in EMR—no re-entry

Preference linked to profile

Next call recognizes language, time zone, and preferred contact method

Frequently asked questions

What health information does the AI capture on a routine call?

The AI asks about current medications, allergies, recent surgeries or hospitalizations, current symptoms, and any relevant health changes since the last visit. It also captures chief complaint and preferred callback time.

Can the AI adapt intake questions based on the member's stated reason for calling?

Yes. If the member says 'I have a rash,' the AI can ask symptom-specific questions (duration, spread, itching, prior episodes). If they say 'I need a prescription refill,' it focuses on medication and allergy history.

Where does member health data go after the call?

Health data is returned as a structured, EMR-pasteable summary for staff to review and file in the clinical section of the chart. Demographic preferences (language, callback time, appointment type) and appointment bookings are written directly to your EMR; health history, allergies, medications, and symptoms are captured in the summary for staff verification and filing.

What if a member declines to provide health history on the phone?

The AI respects the member's choice and documents the refusal. Staff can follow up by email, patient portal, or during the visit. The call is logged so the practice knows the member was reached.

Can the AI detect allergies or medication conflicts mentioned during intake?

The AI captures what the member reports but does not perform clinical interpretation. Staff review the summary and verify it against the member's existing chart in the EMR before filing.

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