Data & Integration
AI receptionists turn intake calls into an EMR-pasteable summary—demographics, insurance, medical history—that your staff review and file. Only appointment bookings, new patient creation, and demographics (name, date of birth, phone) sync to your EMR automatically; insurance and clinical content, including the chief complaint, allergies, and medications, are captured on the call and handed to your team.
AI does the listen-and-parse work; staff review and validate, not retype.
JSON export or summary format means demographic and clinical data is ready for staff to review and file in the right fields without reformatting.
Transcript, timestamp, speaker labels, and final structured data are all logged and retrievable for compliance and quality review.
If the patient mentions an allergy to penicillin, the AI flags it and includes the reason; structured data retains context paper forms often lose.
Call-to-JSON in real time
Transcript and structured data available seconds after the call ends
Speaker-labeled transcript
AI receptionist and patient clearly identified for easy clinical review
Validated against known data
Patient name, DOB, insurance ID cross-checked for consistency during parsing
EMR-ready field mapping
Intake data formatted and ready for review and filing across supported EMRs
Your staff reviews the transcript and corrected structured summary before filing. If the patient said 'No drug allergies' but the AI heard 'Penicillin,' staff see both the transcript and the structured field and can override the parsed value.
Partly. For named EMR integrations (athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Elation, Cerbo, Hint, Tebra, ModMed, Practice Fusion, Jane, Office Ally, TherapyNotes, Accuro, pMD), appointment bookings, new patient creation, and demographics (name, date of birth, phone) sync automatically. Insurance and clinical content—chief complaint, allergies, medications, medical history—are captured on the call and returned as a structured, EMR-pasteable summary for your staff to review and file, whichever EMR you use.
Retention is configurable based on your compliance requirements. Most practices retain transcripts per HIPAA and state medical record retention laws.
Yes. Transcripts and structured summaries are routed to your staff dashboard. You review, correct, and approve before any data enters the permanent chart.
Standard fields: name, DOB, address, phone, email, insurance carrier, policy number, group ID, emergency contact, chief complaint, symptom onset, allergies, current medications, past medical history, and any custom questions your practice defines.
Integration Hub
EMR and EHR integrations
See how intake data maps to your EMR and which export formats are supported.
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What it connects to
The systems the receptionist connects to.
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