Patient Intake
The AI captures intake on the call and returns a structured summary to your staff. Here's how that handoff works: what data writes directly to the EMR, what your staff reviews and files, and how to prevent gaps between call and chart entry.
Appointment times, patient names, DOBs, and phone numbers sync automatically to your EMR. Your staff only verifies and files the summary—no typing the same data twice.
Every intake summary is structured the same way: critical flags at the top, demographics, medical history, insurance notes, and the full transcript below. Your staff knows exactly where to look and what to act on.
Call-based intake is captured digitally and linked directly to the patient's EMR record. No voicemail, no forwarded email, no 'I forgot I had a new patient intake summary from yesterday.'
Every intake is timestamped, recorded, and traceable. Your staff can see when the call came in, what the AI captured, what they entered into the chart, and when. Full compliance documentation.
Demographics auto-synced to EMR
Name, DOB, phone, email, appointment time—no manual entry
Intake summary ready for staff review and filing
Structured text formatted for your EMR's narrative or questionnaire field
Clinical flags highlighted
Urgent symptoms, allergies, and red flags surface first in the summary
Audit trail complete
Call recorded, transcribed, summarized, and linked to patient record
A structured intake summary that includes: (1) highlighted clinical flags or urgent items, (2) parsed demographic and insurance info, (3) a full transcript of the call. Your staff reviews the summary, verifies accuracy, and files it into the patient's chart. Appointment details and demographics are already in your EMR; the summary is the supporting documentation.
Typically within seconds to a few minutes. The AI finishes transcribing and structuring the data, and the summary is delivered to your EMR as a linked attachment or note. Your staff can access it immediately after the call or batch file intake summaries later in the day.
Yes, within the constraints of your EMR. Summaries can go into a dedicated 'intake' note type, the patient history field, a questionnaire section, or a fax-in workflow. Work with your EMR admin to set the destination; the AI adapts to your workflow.
The summary is reviewed by your staff before filing. If an answer is wrong or incomplete, your team can correct it, add notes, or flag it for follow-up. The summary is a draft for your staff to verify and finalize, not an automated chart entry.
Yes. The summary structure includes a staff verification section where your team can note corrections, clarifications, or follow-ups needed. This becomes part of the patient's audit trail and is preserved in the chart.
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EMR and EHR integrations
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Patient intake
End-to-end intake: capture on call, handoff to staff, filing into chart.
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