Pain points
The phones never stop
Authorization status, scheduling, and medication titration questions generate weeks of repeated calls per patient.
Every missed call is a lost patient
A referral that can't get through the phone line goes back to the PCP as a complaint or to another group as a patient.
No-shows and missed appointments
A 2025 Neurology study of 163,000 Medicare referrals found a median 34-day wait for a first neurology visit, with nearly 1 in 5 patients waiting 90 days or more, so a no-show wastes a slot someone else needed badly.
Front desk burnout and turnover
Staff burn out fastest where every call carries clinical weight and a four-month backlog of frustration.
Infusion schedule adherence
MS and migraine biologic patients on fixed infusion intervals can't drift without clinical consequences.
EEG and EMG prep failures
Testing appointments fail when patients arrive with conditioner in their hair or lotion on their arms, because nobody told them.
Referral urgency triage
Every referral needs urgency triage, and a post-stroke follow-up can't wait in the same queue as a chronic headache.
What is OhMD for neurology practices?
OhMD is patient communication AI for neurology practices. Its voice and text AI agents answer scheduling and authorization-status calls, while its skills orchestrate confirmation and waitlist backfill for scarce new-patient slots and adherence outreach for infusion intervals, integrating with the practice's EHR. Neurology practices use OhMD to stop no-shows from wasting months-long-waitlist appointments and keep high-value infusion schedules from drifting.
Scarce slots protected and treatment cadences that never drift
In a neurology practice running on OhMD, a four-month waitlist stops producing empty rooms. New patients get confirmed repeatedly on the way to their appointment, and the rare cancellation is backfilled from a waitlist of people who wanted that slot desperately. Infusion patients stay on interval because outreach fires the moment they drift. EEG patients show up with clean hair because the prep instructions arrived three times in three formats and someone, or something, confirmed they were read. The auth status calls that used to occupy a staff member for weeks per patient get answered instantly by text, and the practice's scarcest resource, physician time, finally gets spent at full utilization.

