OrchestriAI

Healthcare & Dental Clinics

Built by someone who actually knows healthcare IT.

My background includes Medicare Advantage programs, CMS-HCC risk adjustment, and EHR implementations. I use that context to map clinical-administrative workflows before connecting systems.

Operational map

Patient intake: from form submission to verified insurance to booked appointment

Connected systems

Athenahealth

Dentrix

Weave

Coordinated workflow

Patient fills out digital intake form

on your website or a tablet in the waiting room.

Automation validates required fields and checks

for obvious errors (invalid DOB, missing insurance ID).

An eligibility request is sent through

a supported payer interface; the response is stored and exceptions route to staff. Eligibility is not a guarantee of payment.

Data moves from each listed layer to the layer below it.

Context before connectors

I spent years working on CMS programs that processed Medicare risk adjustment data, and I hold the CPHIMS credential. That experience helps me ask better questions about payer responses, EHR access, PHI boundaries, auditability, and staff review. A compliant deployment still depends on the client's status, systems, risk analysis, policies, vendor agreements, and final configuration. I design around those approved requirements and involve the client's compliance or legal team where the workflow needs it.

Relevant experience

CPHIMS certified. Worked on Medicare Advantage programs processing CMS-HCC V28 risk adjustments. Led healthcare IT implementations across multiple provider organizations. For FHIR resource and API vocabulary used in EHR scoping, see the FHIR glossary at /glossary/fhir.

Problems I solve

Repeated appointment-confirmation calls consume front-desk time and often end in voicemail.

Eligibility checks are performed one patient at a time without a consistent exception queue.

Intake information is re-entered manually, creating avoidable delay and another opportunity for error.

Missed appointments create unused capacity, while reminder and recall work remains inconsistent.

Patient intake: from form submission to verified insurance to booked appointment

Workflow

  1. 01
    01

    Patient fills out digital intake form

    on your website or a tablet in the waiting room.

  2. 02
    02

    Automation validates required fields and checks

    for obvious errors (invalid DOB, missing insurance ID).

  3. 03
    03

    An eligibility request is sent through

    a supported payer interface; the response is stored and exceptions route to staff. Eligibility is not a guarantee of payment.

  4. 04
    04

    The patient record is created or

    updated through vendor-approved operations, or prepared as a reviewed import when direct write access is unavailable.

  5. 05
    05

    If new patient

    welcome email sent with office policies, portal login, and first-visit instructions.

  6. 06
    06

    Appointment confirmation sent via SMS

    Patient added to automated reminder sequence.

  7. 07
    07

    Front desk gets a clean dashboard

    showing today's patients with verification status and any flags.

Free automation checklist

Healthcare and Dental Practice Automation Checklist

Use this one-page checklist to find the front-desk and billing work in your clinic or dental practice that a reliable automation can take over. Tick each item that is still done by hand today.

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