Pain points
The phones never stop
Refills, results, referrals, and scheduling arrive by phone, portal, fax, and pharmacy, and each one takes staff minutes to route.
Every missed call is a lost patient
Sick patients who can't get through go to urgent care, and some never come back
No-shows and missed appointments
Patients who skip a quarterly diabetes or hypertension visit don't call to reschedule, and nobody notices for months.
Front desk burnout and turnover
Panel-size call volume sets front desk headcount, and turnover resets the training clock on every workflow at once.
AWV recall at panel scale
CMS survey data show only 45 percent of Medicare beneficiaries get an annual wellness visit in a given year, and closing that gap takes more outbound calls than the practice can make.
Care gaps drag quality scores
Every unclosed care gap is lost quality revenue, and closing them takes outreach the front desk has no time for.
Lab result questions
Patients call about results before the physician has reviewed them, and staff are stuck in the middle.
What is OhMD for internal medicine practices?
OhMD is patient communication AI for internal medicine practices. Its voice and text AI agents handle inbound scheduling and refill requests, while its skills orchestrate annual wellness visit recalls across the Medicare panel and care-gap outreach at scale, integrating with the practice's EHR. Internal medicine practices use OhMD to close quality care gaps at panel scale and absorb the routine call volume that consumes front desk capacity.
Panel-scale outreach and an inbound line that finally scales with you
In an internal medicine practice running on OhMD, the quality report stops being a list of failures and starts being a work queue that empties itself: every open care gap triggers outreach, and the visits that close gaps land on the schedule without a staff member dialing. AWV recall runs across the whole Medicare panel continuously. Refill requests arrive clean and routed instead of as voicemails to decode. The diabetic patient who skipped their quarterly visit hears from the practice that week, not at their next annual. The phones still matter, but they carry the conversations that need a human, because everything routine got handled before it ever rang through.

