1. Identify the caller
The AI asks whether the caller is new or existing, captures name and phone, and gathers the minimum details your script requires.
Chiropractic AI receptionist in Chicago
MedReceptionist answers Chicago patient calls 24/7, books approved chiropractic appointments into the practice's configured calendar or EHR workflow, sends SMS confirmations, and routes urgent or clinical questions to staff.
Local call patterns
Chicago chiropractic practices handle commuter injuries, weekend flare-ups, PI referrals, and care-plan reschedules while doctors are in treatment rooms. Calls often need quick routing by visit reason.
The AI receptionist can identify new-patient, existing-patient, auto-injury, and reactivation calls, match the patient to approved visit types, and create the appointment through the configured chiropractic EHR workflow.
The goal is not to replace clinical judgment. It is to make sure the call is answered, the patient is understood, and the next operational step is handled cleanly.
Useful for practices serving the Loop, River North, Lincoln Park, West Loop, and nearby suburbs.
Workflow
The AI asks whether the caller is new or existing, captures name and phone, and gathers the minimum details your script requires.
It separates new-patient exams, auto-injury visits, adjustments, re-exams so the patient is not placed into the wrong duration, room, or provider workflow.
When the EHR or calendar write path is configured, it books the appointment. If access is unavailable or the call is clinical, it creates a staff handoff instead.
Practice-specific copy
FAQ
Yes. It can collect the new-patient details your clinic requires and book into approved new-patient slots when the connected EHR or calendar supports it.
Yes. The platform has live adapters for ChiroTouch and ChiroFusion, with booking behavior configured around each clinic account, providers, reason codes, and facilities.
It can collect intake details, identify the call as auto-injury or PI related, book an approved visit type if configured, and route attorney or urgent questions to staff.
The fail-safe path is to capture the caller, create a staff handoff, and avoid silently changing a schedule without confirmed EHR access.
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