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Intake Coordinator
New-patient intake done right, every single time.
An intake coordinator owns the new-patient pipeline from first contact through their first scheduled visit - capturing demographics, insurance, history forms, ID, and prior records. Staffing For Doctors intake coordinators get new patients fully prepped before they walk in, so the first visit runs on time.
What is an intake coordinator?
An intake coordinator owns the new-patient pipeline from first contact through their first scheduled visit - capturing demographics, insurance, history forms, ID, and prior records. Staffing For Doctors intake coordinators get new patients fully prepped before they walk in, so the first visit runs on time.
What an intake coordinator does day-to-day
Our intake coordinators contact each new patient inside 24 hours of the first request, capture and verify intake data, request prior records, confirm insurance and primary care designation where required, and prep the chart for the provider's first visit. They are the bridge between marketing leads and a booked, prepped first appointment.
Daily responsibilities of an intake coordinator
- New-patient outreach within 24 hours of request
- Demographic, insurance, and history form capture
- Prior records request and follow-up
- Initial scheduling and confirmation
- Chart prep for the first provider visit
- Daily new-patient pipeline reporting
Tools & EHRs supported
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