Kickcall calls AdvancedMD patients seen in the last 3 months who left without booking their next visit, and schedules the follow-up their provider planned.
AI treatment plan follow-up calls for AdvancedMD are phone calls to patients seen in the last 3 months who have nothing booked, for the appointment types your team approves. Kickcall explains the next visit their provider planned, books it in AdvancedMD, and keeps care continuity on track.
How do AI treatment plan follow-up calls work with AdvancedMD?
It picks up where the last visit left off. A patient asked to return after starting a new medication, who left without booking, gets a call saying their provider wants to see them again. They choose a time with the same care team, and the follow-up is booked in AdvancedMD during the call.
Which AdvancedMD patients get a treatment plan follow-up call?
Patients seen in the last 3 months who have nothing booked, but only for the follow-up appointment types your providers approve. Each patient belongs to one workflow: recall = on the recall list; reactivation = not seen 3+ months; treatment-plan follow-up = seen in the last 3 months with nothing booked. AdvancedMD patients with a future appointment are skipped.
Why does the workflow use a 3-month cutoff?
The 3-month cutoff separates patients who are still in active care from those who have lapsed. Inside 3 months, a call about the next planned visit keeps care continuous. After 3 months, the AdvancedMD patient moves to reactivation, which uses a welcome-back conversation instead of a reminder about a specific follow-up.
What kinds of follow-up visits can Kickcall book?
Any follow-up appointment type your practice approves in AdvancedMD, such as a check after a new diagnosis, a medication review, a post-procedure visit or the next session in a therapy series. Visit types your providers mark as "return as needed" are left out unless your team chooses to include them.
Will the patient see the same provider again?
Yes, wherever that provider has openings. Kickcall offers times with the provider who planned the follow-up first, then other approved providers if the patient wants to come in sooner. The visit is booked in AdvancedMD under the right appointment type, so the care team sees it as part of the same plan.
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