Gastroenterology · 5 new today
J.M., 61
Positive FIT, iron-deficiency anemia
Urgent
P.S., 44
Dysphagia to solids, 6 weeks
Urgent
L.T., 57
Elevated ALT, fatty liver on ultrasound
Semi-urgent
A.B., 66
Change in bowel habits
Pending
S.L., 52
Surveillance colonoscopy due
Routine
Specialty clinics across BC and Ontario
Languages on the patient line
Patient line coverage
Provincial workflows built in
Reads faxed, scanned and eReferral submissions the moment they arrive.
Checks each referral against your criteria and requests anything missing.
Flags red-flag findings for physician review and suggests an urgency level.
Keeps every procedure waitlist in priority order and backfills cancellations.
Calls and texts patients to book, confirm and share prep instructions.
Updates referring offices when a referral is received, booked or redirected.
“Did you get my referral?”
“When is my appointment?”
“How do I prepare for my procedure?”
“I need to reschedule.”
Referral status · 7:12 PM
My family doctor sent a referral two weeks ago. Did you get it?
Yes, it arrived on September 24 and has been reviewed. You’re on the waitlist for a consult, and we’ll contact you as soon as a spot opens. Is this still the best number for you?
Yes, it is.
Referral status shared
Contact details confirmed
Call logged to the referral record
Gastroenterology · Live
Positive FIT result
Urgent waitlist and physician review
No health card number
Request from referring office
Anemia query without a CBC
Request bloodwork
Surveillance interval due
Routine colonoscopy waitlist
Patient outside your catchment
Redirect letter to referrer
Completeness criteria per procedure and physician
Red-flag rules that route to physician review
Catchment and acceptance criteria
Redirect letters for referrals you don’t accept
From referral arrival to physician review, down from 6 days
Of incomplete referrals completed without a staff phone call
Fewer missed patient calls
Faster average booking time
