Data & Integration

Interventional pain new patients: intake captured on call, demographics synced to EMR, clinical summary ready for clinician review

Every new call is an opportunity to gather accurate baseline data. MedReception's AI captures name, DOB, phone, and appointment preference on the call—then syncs those demographics to your EMR and delivers clinical details (medical history, allergies, medications, chief complaint) as a structured summary for your staff to review and file.

How it pays back

New patient demographics written to EMR on call end

Name, DOB, phone, and appointment are synced to your EMR. Your staff opens the chart to a populated new patient record, not a blank form.

Clinical intake delivered as staffable summary

Medical history, allergies, medications, and chief complaint are captured and returned as structured text. Your clinician or intake coordinator reviews and files in seconds.

Insurance verified before the appointment

Photo ID and policy details uploaded to the portal on the call. Your billing team can address eligibility issues before the patient arrives.

Staff hours saved on intake data entry

Appointment coordinators no longer spend time re-typing information from a call note or form.

Fewer chart corrections and missing fields

Structured intake means no skipped questions or fields left blank. Data is complete and ready to use.

Demographics synced to EMR on call end

Name, DOB, phone, appointment written directly to patient record

Structured intake summary delivered to staff

Medical history, allergies, medications, and chief complaint captured and ready for clinician review

Insurance collected and flagged for verification

Policy details and photo ID uploaded to secure portal for billing team

9 named EMR integrations active

athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Epic, Elation, Cerbo, Hint, Tebra, AdvancedMD, ModMed

One call captures all baseline information

No re-entry required by staff

Audit trail on every new patient

Call timestamp, intake answers, and routing documented in compliance log

Frequently asked questions

What exactly gets written to the EMR, and what stays in MedReception?

Written to EMR: patient name, date of birth, phone number, appointment date/time. Captured on the call and returned as a structured summary for your staff to review and file: insurance details, photo ID, medical history, medications, allergies, symptoms.

Does the AI diagnose or make clinical judgments during intake?

No. The AI asks standardized questions about medical history, allergies, current medications, and chief complaint. It captures the patient's answers verbatim. Your clinician interprets the information during the visit.

Can the patient correct information if the AI mishears something?

Yes. The AI repeats back key information — name spelling, date of birth, chief complaint — and the patient corrects any errors on the call. If errors are discovered after the call, your staff can update the EMR and chart.

What if the patient doesn't have insurance or is uninsured?

The AI captures 'uninsured' or 'self-pay' as the insurance status. Your billing team is notified. The patient is still created in the EMR and the appointment is scheduled.

How is photo ID handled securely?

The patient is guided to upload a photo of their driver's license or ID card to the MedReception secure portal during or after the call. Your staff reviews it in the portal and verifies identity before the appointment. The image is encrypted and retained per your policy.

Does the new patient intake work for established patients calling back with a new chief complaint?

The AI checks the phone number against your EMR. If the patient exists, it loads their demographics and asks focused questions about the new chief complaint. If they're new, it runs full intake. No confusion.

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