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Capture urgent and routine interventional pain referrals 24/7. The AI triages by urgency, schedules available appointments, and notifies on-call staff of urgent cases—all while the referral partner or patient is still on the line.
Orthopedic surgeons and primary care providers send pain referrals after hours. Without an AI receptionist, those calls hit voicemail and referral partners call a competitor. Your after-hours AI answers, captures, and schedules—keeping referrals in-house.
If a caller reports acute pain, post-injection complications, or neurological symptoms, the AI escalates to your on-call provider with full intake details—no delay, no missed handoff.
When an orthopedic surgeon sends a patient for pain consultation, the AI confirms receipt, provides appointment date and time, and returns a summary to the referrer's office. No back-and-forth calls or email delays.
On-call providers aren't interrupted by administrative calls to verify insurance or take down basic details. They only hear from the AI if the case is truly urgent and needs their clinical judgment.
Urgent cases escalated immediately
On-call provider notified with structured intake on severe pain or post-procedure complications
Real-time appointment booking
Callers know their appointment time and date before hanging up
Referrer confirmation sent automatically
Orthopedic surgeon or PCP receives booking confirmation with patient details
The AI is trained to recognize urgency triggers: severe pain (8+/10), neurological symptoms (numbness, weakness, loss of bowel/bladder control), signs of infection (fever, increasing redness), or complications within hours of a procedure. These automatically escalate; routine consultations are scheduled into the next available slot.
Yes. The AI has access to your real-time schedule and can book urgent cases into on-call time slots or add them to a same-day urgent list. Routine referrals are scheduled into the next available opening and booked to your EMR.
The AI captures the referring provider's name, clinic, specialty, and the reason for referral. That information is included in the structured summary and appointment record so your clinical team knows the source and context.
If no slots are available and the case is routine, the AI offers the earliest next-day appointment and takes the caller's contact info for confirmation. If urgent, the AI notifies your on-call provider with the case details so they can decide if the patient needs to be worked in or referred elsewhere.
Yes. Your practice can configure the AI to route urgent pain referrals to a specific on-call physician first, with fallback to a nurse triage line or second provider if the first is unavailable. The AI logs all routing attempts and outcomes.
Workflow
After-hours call handling
24/7 answering for all specialties, including pain management referrals.
Workflow
Call routing and triage
Urgency-based routing to on-call providers and clinical staff.
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Pain management practices
How call handling differs for pain management practices.
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