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Multi-location migraine clinics lose calls and create patient confusion with separate numbers per site. Unified AI reception answers one main line, routes calls to the right location based on patient zip code and provider preference, and books appointments across all sites.
No directory confusion, no wrong-number transfers, no voicemail loops. AI recognizes location preference, provider preference, or patient zip code and routes to the appropriate site—or confirms multi-site availability if the patient has flexibility.
Single phone number on your website, referral pads, and ads. Easier to remember, easier to manage online reputation, and simpler for patients to share the number.
Appointment booking at any location writes to the same EMR. A patient who saw a provider at Location A can seamlessly see a colleague at Location B; their history is already there.
After-hours urgent calls route to the on-call protocol for the appropriate location. Acute migraine care stays local—no misdirected emergency referrals.
Single unified phone number
All locations answered by same AI, routed automatically to the right site
Smart location routing
Patient zip code, provider preference, and availability considered in real time
Unified EMR across locations
All bookings, patient data, and history sync to central system
Named EMR integrations
Multi-location data consolidation supported: athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Epic, Elation, Cerbo, Hint, Tebra, AdvancedMD, ModMed
The AI can ask the patient's zip code or preferred location, or route based on provider request. You configure the routing logic: closest location, preferred provider, specialty (tension vs. chronic vs. preventive), or other criteria. Patients can also specify 'any location with availability.'
Yes, if all your sites use the same EMR and have shared patient records. The AI books appointments at any location, and the patient's full history is available to any provider across all sites. If sites use separate EMRs, records can be shared manually or via integration.
The AI offers the next closest location or a future date at the preferred site. The patient can choose, and the appointment is booked accordingly. This flexibility keeps more calls from being dropped or referred elsewhere.
You configure location-specific on-call protocols. A call to the main line after hours can be routed to the on-call provider at the location closest to the patient, or to a centralized on-call team if you have one. Urgent escalations go to the right provider.
If all locations share one EMR, appointment bookings and patient demographics sync to that single system. Call summaries—including patient intake, chief complaint, and medical history—are captured as structured, EMR-pasteable summaries returned to staff for review and filing. If locations use separate EMRs, bookings and summaries can be configured to route to the primary EMR or managed location-specifically.
Core Feature
Call routing and triage
Intelligent routing logic designed for multi-location practices and specialty-based call flows.
Technical
All integrations
See which EMRs and phone systems support unified multi-location call routing.
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