Workflow
AI captures detailed pain history, current medications, and prior interventional treatments on the first call. Structured intake summary ready for your staff to review and file into the chart.
By MedReception AI, physician-built by Paul Toomey, MDPublished
AI captures pain history and medications as a structured, EMR-ready summary. Your clinical staff doesn't transcribe; they review, verify, and file. Faster, more accurate.
AI logs all current medications on the call. Your pharmacist or clinician reviews before the patient arrives, catches interactions with planned injections or pain medications, and alerts the patient if needed.
New patients report which pain procedures they've tried (facet joint injections, medial branch blocks, epidurals, etc.), when, and outcomes. Your provider can see what's been done and decide next steps—no unnecessary repeat procedures.
Staff already have detailed intake; check-in focuses on vital signs, consent, and brief clinical chat. Eliminates the 10-minute form-filling cycle and keeps the appointment on schedule.
Pain assessment structured
Location, onset, severity, quality, and prior treatments captured systematically
Medication list complete
All pain meds, muscle relaxants, anticoagulants, and allergies logged on call
Prior treatment history captured
Injections, nerve blocks, procedures, dates, and outcomes documented
Chart-ready summary delivered
Structured note returned as a pasteable summary for your staff to review and file
The AI follows a framework: location, onset (sudden vs. gradual), quality (sharp, aching, burning, etc.), severity (0–10 scale), duration, what makes it better or worse, and radiation pattern. Your pain medicine team can customize the script. Result: detailed history without 30-minute phone call.
The AI asks for current medications systematically: pain medications, muscle relaxants, blood thinners, supplements. If the list is long, the AI confirms each one. The full list appears in the summary; your clinical team reviews for interactions before the patient visits.
The AI asks: 'Have you had any pain injections or procedures? If yes, what type, when, and how did it help?' Your clinician can then see: 'Bilateral medial branch blocks in Jan 2023, good relief for 4 months' or 'L4-L5 epidural steroid in Sept 2023, minimal relief.' This context informs next steps.
The AI asks about allergies (medications, contrast, latex) and any prior bad reactions to injections or sedation. Flagged items appear in the summary so your clinical team can prepare or contact the patient before the appointment.
The AI generates a structured, plain-text summary that your staff can paste into the patient's chart as a 'Patient-Reported History' or intake note. You can set up a standard template so staff spend 30 seconds reviewing and verifying rather than 5 minutes typing.
Workflow
Patient intake
Structured intake framework for any specialty; pain practices get pain-specific question sets.
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Workflow playbooks
Step-by-step workflows for the calls a practice actually gets.
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Pain management practices
How call handling differs for pain management practices.
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