Operations
Migraine clinics spend significant daytime staff hours answering and triaging calls—appointment requests, refills, symptom questions, follow-ups. MedReception handles call intake during office hours, so front-desk and clinical staff focus on patients in the exam room.
MedReception answers every call and either resolves it (appointment scheduled, refill routed) or returns a structured summary for staff callback. Phone doesn't ring at front desk anymore.
Nurses and providers no longer interrupt patient care to answer calls about medication timing or appointment logistics. MedReception screens and prioritizes, so only urgent items reach the clinical team.
Staff handle call-backs during downtime or between patients, not in real-time interruptions. This reduces fragmentation and allows for more thoughtful follow-up.
Every call is logged and visible in a staff dashboard. Appointments, refills, and escalations are tracked, so nothing falls through the cracks.
Every call answered immediately
No hold queue, no missed calls during business hours
Urgent calls separated and escalated
Active migraines, medication crises, new-onset symptoms routed instantly
Call intake structured and logged
Staff see summary of what each caller needed before making a return call
EMR integrations available
Appointment bookings and patient demographics (name, DOB, phone) written to your EMR; call summaries returned as structured, pasteable records for staff review
MedReception handles appointment requests, refill requests, established patient call-backs, new patient intake, and routine questions about office hours or procedures. Urgent symptoms or medication emergencies are escalated immediately to clinical staff.
Yes. Callers can say 'I need to speak to someone now' or report urgent symptoms, and MedReception routes them directly to a staff member or provider. MedReception is a call-answering tool, not a barrier to live help when needed.
MedReception logs the call summary (what the caller needed, their phone number, preferred contact time) in a staff queue or dashboard. Your team can see all pending callbacks, prioritize, and return calls during designated times.
No. MedReception can be configured to operate separately during business hours (taking calls, routing to queue) and after hours (escalating urgent calls to on-call provider or voicemail). You control the workflow for each time period.
Every call is answered by MedReception. The patient either gets an appointment scheduled, a refill request logged, or is escalated to a live staff member if they report urgent symptoms. No call goes unanswered or to voicemail during business hours.
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Front desk workload
Daytime call volume is the biggest front-desk burden. MedReception takes the load, allowing staff to focus on patients.
Next step
Configured per specialty
What changes between specialties.
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Patient intake
Structured intake during daytime calls captures all necessary information on first contact.
Product
Meet Katie, the AI receptionist
Katie answers all migraine clinic calls during business hours and integrates with your practice management system.
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