Front office · Demo practiceMonday 7:58 AMSigned in as demo · view only

Phone line

Quiet.Clara is on the published number.

Incoming call(304) 555-0142 · Clara answering

Website

Quiet.Chat and forms feed the same queue.

New patient formSubmitted 7:59 · insurance attached

Messages

Quiet.Portal, voicemail, fax.

Portal messageRefill request · 8:00

Nothing waiting.

Monday, 7:58. Staff are not in yet. The line is answered anyway.

Three things in two minutes. None of them is in the queue yet.

A call, a web form, a message. Clara has the call. The other two are waiting for her to finish.

On the line · 7:58 · Clara

  1. ClaraThis is Clara, an automated assistant for the practice. I can transfer you to a person at any time.
  2. CallerI need to move my follow-up.
  3. ClaraI can look that up after I verify you. Please say your full name, date of birth, and the callback number we have on file.
  4. CallerJordan Hale, March 12, 1984, 304-555-0142.
  5. ClaraThank you. I have Thursday at 2:40. I’ll put that in the staff queue for release.

Chart · identity gate

  • Name · matches
  • Date of birth · matches
  • Callback number · on file

Jordan Hale · existing patient

Thursday, 2:40

Follow-up. Slot held. Parked in the queue for staff release.

Clara can hear. Clara cannot release.

Queue · everything that arrived before 8:05

  1. Existing patient follow-up

    From the call · identity verified · Thursday 2:40 held

    Release
  2. New patient intake

    From the website · insurance review · intake only until you say otherwise

    Staff
  3. Refill request

    Portal message · routed to the prescriber · nothing promised to the patient

    Prescriber
  4. Urgent callback

    Voicemail · crisis language · 911/988 guidance already given

    Now
  5. Records request

    Fax · routed to staff

    Staff

Five things. One list. Nothing in it is released yet.

Queue

  1. Existing patient follow-upRelease
  2. New patient intakeStaff
  3. Refill requestPrescriber
  4. Urgent callbackNow
  5. Records requestStaff

One item is selected. The other four wait for the person they are tagged for.

Review

Existing patient follow-up · from the 7:58 call

Patient
Jordan Hale · identity verified (name, date of birth, callback number)
Ask
Move the follow-up. “I just need Thursday afternoon.”
Proposed
Thursday, 2:40 · slot held in the schedule
Clara did
Verified, looked up, held the slot, parked it here. Nothing written to the chart.

Waiting for a person. Nothing here is released because a model decided it. That includes this page.

Chart

Practice Fusion · appointment

Jordan Hale · follow-up · Thursday 2:40

Not written. Waiting for release.

Tamper-evident log

  1. 7:58Call answered. Clara identified herself as automated.
  2. 7:59Identity verified: name, date of birth, callback number.
  3. 7:59Schedule read. Thursday 2:40 held.
  4. 8:00Item parked in the staff queue. Tag: Release.

Released or sent back, the log keeps both. Nothing leaves this board without a person’s name on it.

Practice settings · gates

  • BAA signedPatient data stays in the United States.
    On · locked
  • No PHI used for model trainingPractice data is not used to train foundation models.
    On · locked
  • Identity before chartName plus date of birth, then a callback number or MRN, before any chart read.
    On · locked
  • Human release requiredNothing patient-facing or chart-facing is finalized because a model decided it.
    On · locked
  • Tamper-evident logEvery tool call and state change is written down.
    On · locked
  • New-patient bookingOff unless the practice explicitly allows it. Intake stays intake-only.
    Practice’s call

Locked means the operator holds the key, not the practice. They do not turn off for a demo.

Stop rules by specialty

  • New-patient intake without direct booking
  • Crisis-safe routing to 911/988
  • Refill routing to prescribers
  • Controlled-substance requests flagged
  • Adult-patient privacy protected

Clara · what she will not do

  • Does not diagnose or give medical advice.
  • Does not promise refill approval.
  • Does not disclose chart information without verification.
  • Routes crisis language to 911/988 guidance. Clara is not an emergency service.
  • Says she is automated at the start of every call, and transfers to a person whenever asked.

Next step

Walk this on your practice.

Your published number and after-hours path. Website or chat lead into the same queue. Identity check before a chart read. Staff release into Practice Fusion or eClinicalWorks. What happens when Clara cannot act.

Independent practices in Virginia and West Virginia are on the live roster. This is not a health-system install.

Opens an email to hello@docassistants.com with what you typed. No account, no form backend.