Technical
Mesa practices using AdvancedMD, Athena, Epic, eClinicalWorks, or other supported EMRs can integrate the AI receptionist to book appointments and capture new patient demographics. See what your specific system supports.
The AI books the appointment and it appears in your EMR's schedule automatically. Your front desk staff never manually types the patient name, appointment time, or reason into the system. This eliminates typos, duplicate bookings, and data-entry delays.
When the AI captures a new patient call, it creates a new patient record in your EMR with name, DOB, and phone. The AI also captures a structured summary—chief complaint, allergies, medications, insurance details—as a pasteable note for your staff to review before the visit. Your team maintains full control over what enters the official chart.
If you use AdvancedMD, Athena, Epic, or any of our 13+ supported EMRs, integration works alongside your current setup. Your system continues to work as before; the AI layer adds calling capability without disrupting your current workflow.
Every call is recorded, logged, and tied to the appointment or new patient record. Arizona healthcare audits can see exactly who called, when, what was discussed, and what data was written to the EMR. Full chain of custody for PHI.
Appointment written to EMR
Patient appears on schedule automatically; new patient demographics (name, DOB, phone) synced to EMR
Structured call summaries captured
Chief complaint, allergies, medications, insurance details—ready for staff review before patient arrival
Call logs tied to EMR patient record
Full audit trail for compliance and quality review
If your EMR is not on the supported list, the AI can still capture appointments and new patient data and export it as a structured summary (CSV or HL7 format) that your IT team can import into your system. It's not automatic, but it's still faster than manual entry.
No. The AI captures the call as a structured summary: patient complaint, allergies, medications, insurance, and reason for visit. This summary is returned to your staff as a pasteable note for review. Your clinical staff decides what enters the official chart. The AI does not author clinical documentation or make autonomous chart entries.
Yes. The implementation team will set up a test environment that mirrors your live EMR. You can book test appointments and verify that they appear in your schedule and new patient records are created correctly. Once you're confident, you switch to production.
Your EMR will flag the conflict (double-booking). The AI is designed to check available slots before booking, but if a manual entry happens in parallel, your staff can override the AI's booking or use your EMR's conflict resolution tool.
The AI is trained to extract patient name, DOB, phone, and appointment time accurately. However, your staff can review and edit any entry before the patient arrives. You maintain full control over what goes into the official chart.
Integration Hub
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EMR Integration
AI receptionist for AdvancedMD
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AI receptionist for Arizona practices
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