Start with your patient list.
Upload the patients who are due for a survey. A simple list gets each one into the right outreach window, whatever program you report into.
Voice AI for patient-reported outcomes
Patient-reported outcomes, collected through natural conversation.
Give your team the answers. Give them back their time.
An illustration of two ways to handle patient follow-up: a receptionist's paper messages, unanswered calls and reminders, compared with an AI caller, confirmed contact details and a structured record for the team. The contact correction is based on the recorded demonstration below. Drag or use Before and After to compare the entire scene.
01 / The conversation
Listen to the moment a routine survey reminder becomes a chance to get the details right.
01 A patient flags an incorrect email.
02 The agent asks, then reads it back.
03 The next step is recorded for the team.
51 seconds. One small correction.
One less loose end for the front
office.
Thank you for sending that — but that’s the wrong email.
Please note: this call will be transcribed. Hello, may I speak with Marcus?
Speaking.
Hi Marcus, this is Alice calling from Dr. Berger’s office. I’m just calling to let you know we sent a few surveys to marcus@berg.live for your upcoming Sports Hip surgery. When you get a chance, please open them and fill them out.
Thank you for sending that — but that’s the wrong email.
I’ll make a note and we’ll get that updated on our end. What’s the correct email we should use?
The correct email would be [email removed].
Let me read that back to make sure I got it right: [email removed]. Is that correct?
That’s correct. Thank you.
Perfect — I’ve noted it down, and someone from the office will update your email and resend the surveys to your new address. Thanks so much.
02 / The completion gap
The hard part is the second survey. For hip and knee replacement practices, CMS’s THA/TKA PRO-PM puts numbers on it.
50% 1
Minimum share of eligible elective THA/TKA patients with complete pre-op and matched one-year post-op PRO data.
25–32% 2
One-year PROM response rates reported for primary hip and knee arthroplasty. (AJRR 2024 Annual Report)
−25% 3
Of the hospital’s Annual Payment Update — withheld across all Medicare FFS Part A claims when the threshold is missed.
03 / A simple handoff
Fits alongside your EHR.
Works around your patients.
Stays out
of your team’s way.
Upload the patients who are due for a survey. A simple list gets each one into the right outreach window, whatever program you report into.
Your agent calls in the patient’s preferred language, with follow-up windows, retries and voicemail handling.
Help your team work more efficiently with structured responses, a completion dashboard and exports that fit your reporting workflow.
04 / What changes
The work still needs to happen.
It just doesn’t all need to fall on
your front office.
Reminders to send. Calls to fit between check-ins.
An agent makes the calls and handles follow-up.
A form that waits for the patient to finish it.
Questions asked naturally, in the patient’s preferred language.
Answers and follow-ups spread across separate tools.
Structured responses and a clear next step for your team.
05 / The evidence
From A/B testing to patient-reported outcomes research, we look beyond the call to the quality of the answer.
AutoSocratic AI: Improving Data Fidelity and Reducing Recall Bias in Patient-Reported Outcome Measures
PATIENT OUTREACH
Explore the study design and results with our team. Ask how patient outreach was compared, what was measured, and what it means for your practice.
The founding practice program
Help shape the next chapter of patient-reported outcomes. Founding practices get pilot pricing locked for the first 12 months and a direct line to the team building it.
A few things worth knowing
HOOS JR., KOOS JR., and PROMIS Global-10 today; additional validated instruments on request.
No. The agent administers whichever validated instrument your reporting calls for, and the workflow is the same in any specialty. Practices in CMS’s Ambulatory Specialty Model can see how the calls map to its measures.
How we fit the Ambulatory Specialty ModelConfigurable retry windows, voicemail with callback options, and scheduling around the patient’s preferred time.
No — it removes the outbound calling burden so your staff isn’t chasing surveys between check-ins.
We start with a simple list upload and export workflows that fit alongside any EHR; direct integrations are on the roadmap with founding practices.