Delivery Model
Smart appointment routing recommends telehealth for follow-ups and in-person for complex cases—reduces no-shows, expands capacity, and improves patient access to migraine care.
Routine follow-ups slot into telehealth availability instantly—no multi-week waits for in-person appointments. Acute flares can be triaged via video same-day, reducing ER visits and urgent care redirects.
Telehealth appointments booked by AI include an automated reminder with a video link sent directly to the patient's phone. No transportation barriers, no need to find the office—patients join from home and show up.
Complex diagnostics, imaging review, and medication injections stay in the clinic. Follow-ups and routine check-ins move to telehealth. Your providers see fewer routine appointments and more high-value clinical work.
Whether a patient books telehealth or in-person, the same intake and data flow apply. Your EMR sees all visits the same way, so clinical notes and treatment tracking don't fragment across modalities.
Smart visit-type routing
Clinical protocol determines telehealth vs. in-person; AI recommends based on call assessment
Instant telehealth booking
Follow-ups and routine visits scheduled into available slots without double-booking
Visit modality flagged in EMR
Appointment confirms as telehealth or in-person; staff knows what to prepare
Reduced telehealth no-shows
Automated reminders and video link delivery improve attendance on virtual visits
The AI follows your clinical protocol. Routine follow-ups, medication refills, and post-visit check-ins default to telehealth. New migraine presentations, complex cases, or patients needing imaging or injection typically go to in-person. Your providers can adjust the protocol as needed.
Many do, especially for sensitive check-ins when they're managing pain at home. Telehealth removes transportation burden and lets patients avoid bright lights and busy waiting rooms. The AI offers the option; the patient confirms their preference.
The AI captures the patient's preference and flags it for your staff. Your clinical team can override and offer telehealth if clinically appropriate, or explain why in-person is needed. It's a suggestion, not a mandate.
Yes. The appointment is flagged in your EMR as either a telehealth or in-person visit. Your provider templates and workflow adjust accordingly—telehealth visits flow to video platforms, in-person to the clinic schedule.
When a telehealth appointment is confirmed, the AI sends the patient a text or email with the video link and visit instructions. Reminders go out the day before and 30 minutes before the appointment, with the link included so patients can join directly.
Workflow
Patient intake
Intake protocol assesses visit complexity and modality during the call.
Clinical Decision
Call routing and triage
Triage rules determine whether a migraine call needs urgent video assessment or in-person evaluation.
Attendance
Reduce Patient No-Shows Medical Practice
Telehealth reminders and modality preference reduce migraine no-show rates.
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