Clinical Workflow
Stockton practices receive both routine and urgent calls in one queue. An AI receptionist screens calls, identifies red flags, and routes chest pain and emergencies to staff within seconds, no triage delay.
Severe chest pain, altered mental status, severe allergic reaction, the AI recognizes these instantly and routes to your provider or nurse. No delay, no call sitting in queue behind a scheduling question.
When the AI escalates, your provider receives the patient's name, chief complaint, relevant medical history, and current medications. No cold handoff, no 'just put them through.'
Scheduling, billing, prior authorization questions go to the right queue. Clinical staff focus on urgent cases, not 'do you have an appointment availability' calls.
Every urgent call is logged with intake summary, triage notes, and escalation timestamp. Your chart and incident log are ready for review and QA.
Red flags identified instantly
AI screens chief complaint and routes urgent cases within seconds of call start
Structured triage summary provided
Provider sees patient history, symptoms, and reason for call before picking up
Routine calls separated
Scheduling and billing routed away from urgent clinical queue
Call logged with triage details
Timestamp, chief complaint, history, and escalation path documented for chart
You train the AI with your practice's red flags. Chest pain, shortness of breath, severe allergic reaction, suicidal ideation, altered mental status, and other keywords trigger escalation. You set the rules.
The AI asks clarifying questions: 'Are you experiencing chest pain, shortness of breath, or severe bleeding right now?' If the answer suggests urgency, the call routes to staff. If not, it goes to the schedule.
Yes. If a patient says 'I have my regular migraine' versus 'I have the worst headache of my life,' the AI routes accordingly. You can teach the system your practice's triage logic.
The AI asks follow-up questions to clarify. If it still can't determine urgency, it errs on the side of caution and routes to a staff member or nurse hotline.
Yes. Urgent call summaries are captured as structured, EMR-pasteable notes. Your clinical staff receive the triage note, chief complaint, and intake summary for review and filing, ready to add to the patient record.
Yes. Every call is logged with the AI's routing decision, the reason for escalation or non-escalation, and the patient summary. You can review call logs to ensure accuracy and adjust triage rules as needed.
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