Neurology Referral Intake — Rolling View

Synthetic demo data — every figure below is computed live from the demo queue

Referrals in queue

across fax, portal, email, internal

Routed high-confidence, first pass

93%

single-service rule match ≥90%

Median time to triage

9 min

from receipt to proposed routing

Urgent beyond 24h

flagged for review

Referral volume by destination service

Vascular neurology		7
Headache clinic		4
Epilepsy		3
Neurointerventional service		3
Movement disorders		3
Neuroimmunology		2
Neuromuscular		2
Needs human review		2
Cognitive neurology		1
Neuro-oncology / neurosurgery		1
Emergency / transfer escalation		1

Requiring human escalation

NR-48228 (from document)	Marked urgent by referrer	Urgent
NR-48205 Anita Krishnan	New seizure with a mass	Urgent
NR-48227 Nina Petros	New or fluctuating focal deficit	Urgent
NR-48213 Stanley Kubiak	Marked urgent by referrer	Urgent
NR-48209 Omar Haddad	Marked urgent by referrer	Urgent
NR-48200 Denise Walker	New or fluctuating focal deficit	Urgent
NR-48204 Leon Fitzgerald	Lesion with edema / mass effect	Urgent
NR-48212 Terrence Mills	Intracranial hemorrhage	Urgent

How this works

Every referral — faxed form, portal entry, email, or internal discharge — becomes one standardized record. Patient identifiers are tokenized before any AI reads the text. Routing and urgency come from an auditable rule matrix your subspecialists approve; the AI extracts and summarizes. Low-confidence and high-risk cases land in the escalation queue above. Staff make every final call.