Workflow
When a migraine patient calls with severe or new-onset symptoms, the AI intake gathers clinical details, flags red flags, and routes urgent calls directly to your on-call. Routine calls book into schedule.
AI recognizes sudden-onset or severe symptoms and escalates immediately. Your on-call provider is notified in real time, not via callback.
Before your on-call answers, they see the patient's reported symptoms, medication list, trigger history, and any red flags the AI identified.
Patient history, current medications, and migraine frequency are captured by the AI. Your staff reviews the structured summary and enters it into the chart when they have time.
The AI asks about their symptoms, validates their concern, and tells them exactly where their call is being routed and when they'll hear back.
Red-flag symptoms escalated in real time
Sudden onset, neurological change, fever all trigger urgent routing
Structured intake captured before staff contact
Medication list, onset, severity, triggers, imaging history
Routine calls booked into schedule automatically
Appointment confirmation sent to patient via SMS
On-call provider has full context on first ring
AI summary shows symptoms, meds, history, and red flags
Sudden thunderclap onset, vision changes or vision loss, weakness or numbness, fever, altered mental status, worst headache of life, and any patient-reported emergency concern. Any of these trigger immediate escalation.
If the patient reports red-flag symptoms or rates severity as 9–10 with acute onset, the call escalates to on-call or emergency. Otherwise, the AI books into your next available migraine clinic slot.
The AI can check refill eligibility and route refill requests to the clinical team, but cannot independently authorize prescriptions. Refill details are captured and flagged for your provider to approve.
Your provider receives the AI summary: patient name, DOB, call reason, reported symptoms, onset time, current medications, trigger history, severity rating, and any red flags identified. This context loads before the call connects.
Yes. After-hours routine calls are booked into your first available migraine clinic slot. Appointment confirmation and SMS reminder are sent to the patient automatically.
Core Capability
Patient intake
Structured intake questions ensure every migraine call captures onset, severity, medication, and red flags for clinical decision-making.
Availability
After-hours call handling
Migraine patients call outside business hours; AI triages acute cases and routes urgent calls to on-call in real time.
Next step
Configured per specialty
What changes between specialties.
Related
Acute Migraine Call Escalation: Automatic Routing to Same-Day Slots
Migraine patients with acute onset or status migraine calling for help should reach urgent care, not sit in a callback queue.
Related
Acute Migraine Call Escalation Protocol
Detect acute migraine exacerbations, status migrainosus, and neurological red flags during inbound calls.
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