Helping GP practices manage patient requests and online consultation workflows with intelligent automation.
GP practices experience a surge of patient requests between 8am and 11am. Patients contact practices for:
Reception teams must manually review each request and route it to the appropriate clinician — repeated every morning.
The platform automates the intake and triage workflow so clinicians receive structured summaries instead of raw submissions.
A patient sends in a message — an appointment request, a prescription renewal, or a clinical question. It arrives as unstructured text, sometimes with attached documents.
HealthOrbit’s OCR engine reads every word — including handwritten notes, uploaded photos of letters, and PDF attachments. Nothing is missed.
The AI identifies clinical details: symptoms, medications, urgency level, and patient history references. These become structured, searchable data points.
Instead of reading the raw message, the clinician receives a concise, formatted summary — highlighting what matters and what action is needed.
Based on urgency and type, the request is routed to the correct clinician or team member. No manual triage needed.
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Every tool a GP practice needs to manage patient requests intelligently.
Scans and extracts clinical information from patient submissions and attached documents.
Patient enquiries submitted online are parsed, summarised, and prepared for clinician review.
Urgent and routine appointment requests are categorised and queued automatically.
Tasks are generated and assigned to the correct clinician or team member.
Integrated voice communication for direct patient contact from the platform.
Book a demo to see how the platform can reduce administrative work in your healthcare setting.
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