New Patient Workflow
From the clinician's side the difference is what is on screen when the chart opens: a record that already exists, demographics already populated, and a structured intake summary to read rather than a history to take from the beginning.
Clinicians do not spend the opening of the visit asking questions that were already answered. The encounter starts at the chief complaint and the assessment.
Medical history, chief complaint, current medications and allergies arrive as structured data for clinical review, which is a different task from extracting the same information from a patient in the room.
Demographics sync; clinical content does not. It arrives as a summary for your team to review and file, so no clinical statement enters the chart without a person having read it.
If something changed between the call and the appointment, staff edit the demographic fields and the summary in your EMR beforehand. The AI summary is a starting point, not a locked record.
Instant new patient record creation
Name, DOB, phone, and appointment details written to EMR upon booking confirmation
Pre-visit intake summary
Medical history, chief complaint, current medications, and allergies returned as structured data for clinical review and filing
Insurance captured on call
Verified and handed to staff as summary for review and filing; no post-appointment surprises
Zero chart prep time
Clinical staff open a complete, appointment-ready record without manual setup
At appointment confirmation. The AI writes demographics (name, DOB, phone) to your EMR in real time, so the record is there and ready for clinical staff before the patient arrives.
Name, date of birth, phone number and appointment details. Medical history, medications, allergies and chief complaint are attached as a structured summary for your team to review and file.
No. Demographics are automatic; clinical intake arrives as a summary for staff to review and file. There is no blind auto-population, so your team controls what enters the chart.
Your staff can edit the demographic fields and the clinical summary in your EMR before the appointment, exactly as they would today.
Yes, if your EMR is one of our named supported platforms: athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Elation, Cerbo, Hint, Tebra, ModMed, Practice Fusion, Jane, Office Ally, TherapyNotes, Accuro, pMD, PS Suite, and Nextech. We write demographic data and retrieve appointment availability across all of them.
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