Select a patient workflow
Choose the insurance or patient-access task, participating location and staff owner.
PLAN A PILOT
Explore insurance verification, patient conversations, scheduling and the native patient chart. Choose a first workflow with the people who will operate it.
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A PRACTICAL START
An insurance pilot can begin with staff-initiated checks and reviewed follow-up. A patient-access pilot can focus on appointment requests or approved practice questions. The chart provides a shared record for the patient work behind either workflow.
We discuss your current systems, clinic rules, call destinations and staff responsibilities before setting scope. If an external system connection is required, it needs its own feasibility review and verified implementation.
Choose the insurance or patient-access task, participating location and staff owner.
Review appointment types, billing identity, information sources and exception handling.
Compare completed requests, repeat work and staff follow-up with an agreed baseline.
Decide when to narrow or pause the scope and how staff continues outstanding work.
PILOT PATH
Use the product walkthrough to identify the work, then agree on an operating plan.
See how insurance cases, AI calling, scheduling and patient charts work together.
Choose the task that creates repeat work for your staff today.
Set clinic information, assistant capabilities and the workflow's required inputs.
Run the agreed scope with staff reviewing exceptions and incomplete requests.
Review the agreed outcomes before expanding the workflow.
STAFF OWNERSHIP
Staff owns the current policies, scheduling rules and billing identity used by the workflow.
Insurance call findings and requests outside assistant scope have a named staff reviewer.
Actual routing, recipient verification and recovery behavior are checked for the participating call workflow.
TALK TO VOCARI
Explore dental insurance verification, AI calling, scheduling and tooth-level charting with your team's work in mind.
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