Pain points
The phones never stop
Injury calls, imaging questions, workers' comp paperwork, and post-op questions all compete for the same front office hours
Every missed call is a lost patient
A patient with a fresh fracture who reaches voicemail calls the next practice on the list, urgent care, or the ED.
No-shows and missed appointments
Post-op no-shows quietly derail recovery protocols the surgeon assumes are on track.
Front desk burnout and turnover
Front office roles in high-volume ortho turn over fast, taking the scheduling knowledge for dozens of surgeons' preferences with them.
Post-op follow-up series
Two weeks, six weeks, twelve weeks: every surgical patient generates a follow-up sequence that staff book by hand.
Imaging-before-visit coordination
Visits get wasted when the X-ray or MRI wasn't done first, and confirming it takes a call per patient.
PT coordination and adherence
Studies put nonadherence to prescribed home rehab exercises at 30 to 50 percent in musculoskeletal patients, and the surgeon's office can't see who's slipping.
What is OhMD for orthopedic practices?
OhMD is patient communication AI for orthopedic practices. Its voice and text AI agents answer injury calls 24/7, while its skills orchestrate the full post-op follow-up series and imaging verification before visits, integrating with the practice's EHR. Orthopedic groups use OhMD to capture injury-driven demand the moment it calls and keep surgical follow-up schedules intact through therapy discharge.
Every injury call answered, every post-op on schedule, day or night
In an orthopedic practice running on OhMD, the parent calling at 8pm about a kid's wrist reaches the practice, not a machine, and shows up the next morning instead of sitting in an ED. The moment a surgery is done, the two-week, six-week, and twelve-week follow-ups book themselves and confirm themselves. Nobody discovers at check-in that the MRI wasn't done, because that got verified two days earlier and rerouted when it wasn't. Therapy referrals get tracked to a first visit instead of into a void. The surgeons operate, the schedule holds, and the front office stops absorbing chaos that a system should have absorbed.



