Intake Workflow
Migraine diagnosis depends on detailed history. AI captures onset pattern, aura, triggers, failed treatments, and medication allergies during the initial call. Your clinician gets a structured intake summary before the patient ever sits down.
Your clinician reviews the AI-captured intake summary before the visit. Appointment time goes to neurological exam, imaging review, and treatment planning—not repeating details the patient already gave.
The AI follows a standardized migraine intake protocol. No questions skipped, no details lost. Every new patient gets the same comprehensive history—whether it's 9 a.m. or 5 p.m.
If intake reveals sudden severe headache onset, new migraine pattern, or neurological symptoms, these are flagged for immediate clinical review. Your team can triage to neuro imaging or ER before the appointment.
The AI captures patient contact information and insurance carrier name. Staff reviews and enters insurance details into your billing system. No surprise 'no insurance on file' issues on visit day.
Comprehensive migraine history on first call
Onset, frequency, aura, triggers, failed treatments, medication allergies all captured
Structured summary for clinical review
Ready for staff to review and file—no transcription or data re-entry required
New patient record auto-created
Demographics, contact, and intake summary prepared in seconds
Appointment confirmed before intake ends
Calendar sync prevents double-booking and confirms patient arrival
The AI is trained to prioritize clinically relevant history: when the current pattern started, what changed, what's failed, what's working. For established patients, the AI references the chart and focuses on new symptoms or changes since last visit. Intake typically takes 5-10 minutes.
No. The AI captures history; diagnosis is the clinician's role. However, the AI flags red flags (sudden worst headache ever, fever, focal neuro signs, trauma) that suggest urgent imaging or ER referral before the appointment.
The AI captures all prior treatments, dosages, and side effects. Medication overuse history is documented. The structured summary alerts your clinician to complexity before the visit so they can plan adequate appointment time.
Yes. The intake protocol includes questions about every failed preventive: topiramate dose and why stopped, beta-blocker trials, CGRP antagonists, botox history. This information is essential for treatment planning and is captured in structured form.
The AI captures insurance carrier name and member ID during intake and returns it as a structured summary. Staff reviews and verifies coverage in your billing system. Insurance details are not auto-synced to the EMR—your billing team controls that entry.
For established patients calling to book a follow-up appointment, the AI references the patient's chart and asks about interim symptoms, medication changes, and response to current plan. A brief update summary is captured for your clinician's pre-visit review.
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