Integration
AI bookings and patient intake sync to your pain clinic EMR. Appointments appear in your schedule; new patients are created in the system; intake summaries are ready for provider review.
When the AI books a procedure block or evaluation, the appointment and patient record sync to your EMR. Your schedule is live; your front desk sees the booking immediately.
Pain history, medications, allergies, and insurance are captured during the booking call and returned as a structured summary. Staff verify and file; providers start their visit with complete context.
All bookings and patient records flow through your existing system. Intake is captured on the call and filed by staff, with no parallel databases or redundant systems to manage.
The AI returns intake as a structured, formatted summary (pain location, onset, prior treatments, current meds, allergies) that fits into your EMR's intake form. Staff review once and file.
Named EMR integrations
athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Epic, Elation, Cerbo, Hint, Tebra, AdvancedMD, ModMed
Appointment bookings synced
Calendar entries and provider assignments update in real time
New patient records created
Demographics and contact information synced; ready for provider review
HIPAA-compliant data transfer
Encrypted transmission and audit trails for compliance and security
We integrate with athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Epic, Elation, Cerbo, Hint, Tebra, AdvancedMD, and ModMed. Check the integrations page or contact us to confirm your system.
No. The AI captures a structured intake summary (pain details, medications, allergies, insurance) and returns it for your staff to review and file. Your providers and nurses author clinical notes.
The AI looks up existing patients by name or phone, pulls their demographics and prior visit history, and updates the appointment and intake summary in their existing record. No duplicate records are created.
Bookings sync in seconds. Once the AI confirms the appointment with the caller, the record appears in your EMR calendar and patient list.
Yes. Your staff can view, edit, and save the intake summary in your EMR. Any changes you make stay in the patient's record and are available to your providers.
Pain location and onset, prior treatments and imaging, current medications, known allergies, insurance information, family history (if relevant), and any post-procedure symptoms. All captured in the order your EMR expects.
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