Multi-Location

Route migraine calls to the right location and provider across a neurology or headache care network

AI answers calls for a multi-location migraine practice group, determines which location the patient prefers or which provider is appropriate, and books or transfers to the right clinic without voicemail handoffs.

How it pays back

Patients reach the right location on first call

No transfers between offices or voicemail loops; patient is booked at their preferred location or directed to the one with urgent availability.

No fragmented records across locations

All locations share one EMR; patient history is visible wherever they're seen, enabling continuity of migraine care.

Urgent calls find same-day capacity quickly

AI checks all locations' schedules and offers the first available urgent slot, preventing the patient from calling back or being turned away.

After-hours coverage is centralized

One on-call provider or triage nurse covers all locations after hours, reducing on-call burden and ensuring calls are always answered.

Multi-location appointment routing

Patient routed to preferred location or urgent-available clinic

Shared EMR appointment sync

All locations' bookings update in real time; no double-booking

Existing patient recognized

EMR lookup; established patients skip intake and go straight to booking

Frequently asked questions

How does the AI know which location to route to?

If the patient is established, the AI looks up their preferred location in the EMR. If they're new, the AI asks which location they prefer or which is most convenient. If urgent, the AI checks all locations' schedules and offers the one with the soonest available slot.

What if a patient wants a specific provider who's not at their preferred location?

The AI can be configured to note provider preferences in the booking. If that provider has availability, the patient is routed there; if not, the staff can follow up to offer alternatives.

How do you handle after-hours calls for a multi-location group?

You can route all after-hours calls to a central on-call provider (who covers all locations), or to a triage nurse who assesses and routes to the appropriate location's on-call backup. This is configured during setup.

Do all locations use the same EMR?

Yes. MedReception integrates with your practice's central EMR platform (e.g., eClinicalWorks, Athena, AdvancedMD). All locations' records are visible in that shared system.

What if one location gets more calls than others?

The AI balances based on availability, not location affinity. Urgent calls go to whichever location has the soonest slot. Your practice can also set preferences (e.g., always default to Location A unless full) during setup.

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