AI Receptionist

Every dermatology call answered day and night, with intake structured for your EMR and urgent cases escalated on your rules.

Dermatology practices field calls about post-procedure concerns, cosmetic consultations, medication refills and appointment changes around the clock. Missed calls become lost patients. MedReception AI answers every inbound call instantly, qualifies the caller's need, captures intake on your intake form, and routes urgent cases to your on-call provider or callback queue based on rules you set. New patient bookings and demographics write directly to your EMR. After-hours, evenings and weekends, the AI never puts a caller on hold or into voicemail.

How it pays back

Capture the calls you currently miss after hours

Front desks close at 5 p.m., but dermatology calls don't stop. Post-procedure patients call with swelling or redness. Cosmetic prospects call during dinner. MedReception AI answers every inbound call instantly and qualifies the caller's need. New patient bookings are logged, urgent cases reach your on-call team, and routine questions go to the callback queue. No call goes unanswered and no prospect is turned away by voicemail.

Set your own escalation rules; the AI enforces them

You decide what counts as urgent: severe swelling, signs of infection, uncontrolled bleeding, severe allergic reaction. You decide which calls go to the on-call provider and which go to the callback queue. The AI asks the qualifying questions, applies your rules, and routes the call with full context. Medication refills, appointment questions and routine follow-ups stay in the queue. Escalations carry the caller's name, chief concern and the answers that triggered the rule.

Intake built for dermatology, structured for your EMR

The AI asks about location of concern, appearance, duration, prior treatments, allergies, medications and cosmetic goals. Answers are returned as a structured summary your staff reviews and files. New patient name, date of birth and phone number write directly to your EMR. Insurance information and photo ID are captured on the call and handed to staff as a summary for review. Nothing is auto-populated; everything is reviewed by your team before it touches the chart.

One AI, two workflows: cosmetic and medical dermatology

Cosmetic consultation calls ask about desired outcome, prior procedures and budget. Medical dermatology calls ask about symptoms, duration, prior treatments and medications. Routing rules let you send cosmetic inquiries to a cosmetic coordinator, medical concerns to a clinical callback queue, and urgent cases to the on-call provider. The same AI handles both, with no manual transfer.

Built for your EMR, portable if you switch

MedReception AI integrates with athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Elation, Cerbo, Hint, Tebra, ModMed, Practice Fusion, Jane, Office Ally, SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, Accuro, pMD, PS Suite and Nextech. New patient bookings and demographics write to your chart. If you switch EMRs later, the AI moves with you. Your intake form, escalation rules and call history stay intact. No vendor lock-in, no re-onboarding.

Every call answered

Day or night, no voicemail dead ends or hold queues

Urgent calls escalated on your rules

Post-procedure emergencies reach your on-call team with full context

Structured dermatology intake

Chief concern, location, symptoms, medications and cosmetic goals captured on the first call

13+ EMR integrations

New patient bookings and demographics write to your chart; portable if you switch

Frequently asked questions

How does the AI know whether a call is urgent?

You set the urgency rules in advance. Common triggers include severe swelling, signs of infection, uncontrolled bleeding, severe allergic reaction and fever after a procedure. The AI asks qualifying questions ("Is there swelling?", "Any drainage or discoloration?") and applies your rules. If a call matches an urgent trigger, it's routed to your on-call provider. Routine calls go to the callback queue.

Can the AI handle both cosmetic and medical dermatology calls?

Yes. The AI can ask different intake questions based on call type. Cosmetic calls ask about desired outcome, prior procedures and budget. Medical calls ask about symptoms, duration and prior treatments. Routing rules let you send cosmetic inquiries to a cosmetic coordinator, medical concerns to a clinical callback queue, and urgent cases to the on-call provider. The same AI handles both workflows.

What information syncs to my EMR?

New patient name, date of birth and phone number write directly to your EMR, and the appointment is booked into your schedule. Insurance information, photo ID, medical history, allergies, medications, symptoms and chief complaint are captured on the call and returned as a structured summary for your staff to review and file. Your staff reviews everything before it touches the chart. Nothing is auto-populated without your review.

What happens to calls after hours?

Every call is answered instantly by the AI. The AI qualifies the caller's need, captures intake, and routes the call based on your rules. Urgent cases are escalated to your on-call provider with full context. Routine questions and appointment requests go to a callback queue for your team to handle the next business day. New patient bookings are logged and ready for your staff to confirm.

Does MedReception AI work with my EMR?

MedReception integrates with athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Elation, Cerbo, Hint, Tebra, ModMed, Practice Fusion, Jane, Office Ally, SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, Accuro, pMD, PS Suite and Nextech. If you use a different EMR, custom integration is available: book a demo and we will scope yours. Either way, the AI answers every call and captures intake. Your team enters the booking into your schedule and reviews the clinical summary before filing.

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