Patient Intake & Data
Paper intake forms and check-in desks slow down new-patient onboarding. A voice-based intake system captures medical history, allergies, and reason for visit during scheduling, then returns a structured summary for your team to review and file in the EHR.
New patients arrive with intake already complete. Front desk verifies name and insurance, hands them a consent form to sign, and they go straight to the hygienist. No 10-minute form-fill at the desk.
The AI's structured intake summary—allergies, meds, prior dental work, reason for visit—sits in the chart before the patient sits down. Hygienist and dentist read it and adapt the appointment right away.
Patient provides holder name, policy number, and coverage type on the call. Your insurance coordinator reviews it and flags coverage gaps or pre-auth needs before the appointment, not during.
All audio is encrypted; transcripts and summaries stay in HIPAA-secure storage. Your team controls what gets filed into the legal record.
Medical history captured on call
Allergies, medications, prior dental treatment, and chief complaint before chair time
Structured intake summary returned
Text block formatted for EMR paste; staff reviews, confirms, and files
Insurance data captured, not auto-populated
Holder, policy, and coverage stored securely; staff verifies and enters into EHR
Chief complaint pre-flagged
Hygienist and dentist know the reason for visit before the patient walks in
Yes. The AI adjusts its intake script based on the appointment type the patient is booking. A cleaning appointment asks about prophylaxis history; an emergency call asks about pain onset and location; an ortho consult asks about crowding or bite concerns.
The AI can be set to escalate immediately to your staff, or flag it prominently in the summary returned to your team. High-severity flags appear at the top of the intake summary so your dentist sees it before reading anything else.
Staff reviews it first. The AI returns a structured summary; your dentist or hygienist reads it, confirms accuracy, and decides what gets filed into the legal record. This protects chart integrity and gives your clinical team control.
Yes. The AI can be set to re-ask intake questions if the appointment was originally booked more than 30 days ago, or to ask if anything has changed. Updated information overwrites the prior summary.
No. Insurance details are captured on the call and stored securely in the MedReception portal. Your billing team reviews the data and manually enters it into your EHR or billing system. This reduces transcription errors and gives your staff control over insurance validation.
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