The next time with her doctor
Nicole wants Dr. Walsh, not whoever is free. Volty finds his first opening and books Monday.
Nicole Patel
WhatsApp · Patient
Google Calendar
Dr. Brian Walsh
Fri 6
Mon 9
Integration
Independent primary care practices on Elation Health let patients book their own physician's next opening on WhatsApp, and managers ask Volty how full next week is.
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Nicole wants Dr. Walsh, not whoever is free. Volty finds his first opening and books Monday.
Nicole Patel
WhatsApp · Patient
Google Calendar
Dr. Brian Walsh
Fri 6
Mon 9
Elation Health is a clinical-first EHR for independent primary care practices, and Volty uses only its scheduling side. Patients in these practices usually want their own physician. Volty reads the patient's usual doctor and that doctor's open times through Elation's Scheduling API, offers the soonest, and books it when the patient says yes. The practice manager asks Volty in team chat how many open slots each physician has next week.
Volty offers the patient's own doctor before anyone else.
The practice manager asks how much room each physician has next week.
Volty answers about appointments only to the patient who matches the record.
When a patient starts explaining a health concern, Volty says it can't discuss it and offers that physician's next opening or a call from the nurse line.

Carlos asks how much of next week is still open.
Front desk
Volty · Team chat
Carlos Rivera
How many open slots do the doctors have next week?
VoltyAPP
Dr. Walsh has 6 open slots and Dr. Lee has 11. Most of Dr. Lee's are Thursday and Friday mornings.
Describe it to Volty in a sentence; it drafts the automation and an admin turns it on.
Day-before visit check
When
Each weekday, 2pm
Automation
Step 1
Tomorrow's appointments
Through the Scheduling API
Step 2
A check-in message
Approved template
Step 3
Moves on request
Patient confirms the new time

Elation issues API credentials from inside the EHR. A practice admin opens Settings, then API Access, and generates OAuth client credentials, choosing API 2.0 or FHIR R4; that choice cannot be changed later, and the client secret is shown once. Elation limits each credential to about 3 calls a second and 150,000 a day.
Settings, API Access. Pick API 2.0 for scheduling and save the secret.
Patients, physicians and appointments. The clinical record stays out.
Our team adds the credentials to a custom connection; your admin approves.
Book and move start Off until you set them.
Each one is a switch on the Sources page in Volty.
Reading tools can be turned on straight away. Anything that changes Elation Health starts Off, and once on it can be set to check with staff, so each change waits for a colleague.
A practice admin opens Settings and then API Access in Elation and generates client credentials. Elation asks you to pick API 2.0 or FHIR R4 there, and the choice is permanent; this connection uses API 2.0 for the Scheduling API. Save the client secret, because Elation shows it once.
Volty looks up the patient's usual physician first and offers that doctor's openings. If there is nothing soon enough, it can offer another physician only when you allow it. Every booking waits for the patient to confirm the time.
No. The connection uses Elation's Scheduling API for patients, physicians and appointments, at a few calls per conversation, well inside Elation's limit of about 3 calls a second per credential. Volty is for scheduling and front-desk questions, not for health records, and does not sign a BAA.
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