Intake

AI captures migraine onset, triggers, medication response, and prior treatments during phone intake—structured summary ready for your clinician

Migraine intake is time-consuming if done in person. MedReception captures trigger history, pain descriptors, associated symptoms, and medication response during the scheduling call, so your clinician can spend chair time on examination and treatment planning, not history-taking.

How it pays back

Comprehensive migraine history without in-room delays

Patients describe their migraine pattern, triggers, and medication response on the phone during scheduling. Your clinician receives a complete history before the appointment, not a half-filled intake form at check-in.

New patient appointments start with the exam

Demographic and appointment information are already documented. Your clinician can begin the physical exam and neurological assessment immediately, shortening visit length and increasing throughput.

Structured data vs. free-text notes

AI captures fields (trigger type, severity, aura yes/no, medication list, prior treatments). Your staff file a formatted summary into the EMR. Less manual data entry, less transcription error.

Better clinical preparation for migraine-specific cases

Your clinician sees patterns in the intake—frequent migraine triggers, failed treatments, ER utilization—before the visit. Treatment planning is faster and more targeted.

Migraine-specific intake fields

Onset, location, severity, aura, triggers, associated symptoms, medication history captured during call

EMR integration

Demographics and appointment details written to patient record; intake summary provided to staff for review and filing

Structured summary for clinician

Formatted intake returned as pasteable summary for EMR documentation

No re-entry by clinical staff

Intake captured once during call; staff review and file, not re-type

Frequently asked questions

Does the AI ask all the migraine questions, or just a few?

The AI is configured with your clinic's migraine intake protocol. Typical questions cover onset, location, severity, character (throbbing, pressure, etc.), duration, aura, associated symptoms (nausea, light sensitivity), known triggers, current preventive medications, past treatments, and medication allergies.

What if the patient doesn't know the answers?

The AI notes 'Patient unsure' or 'No prior diagnosis' in the summary. Your clinician will explore those gaps during the visit. The intake accelerates the process without requiring perfect patient recall.

Can the intake form be customized for my clinic's protocol?

Yes. MedReception is configured per specialty and clinic. Your migraine intake template is built to match your clinician's intake style and EMR requirements.

Does the migraine intake data sync to my EMR automatically?

Intake answers are captured and returned as a structured summary. Your staff reviews the summary and files it into the EMR—either by pasting the formatted text into a notes field or, with deeper EMR integration, populating specific intake fields directly. Your IT team confirms the workflow.

How long does the migraine intake call take?

Typically 3–5 minutes for new-patient migraine history. Existing patient follow-up intakes are shorter. The AI conducts the conversation naturally; patients don't feel interrogated.

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