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Listen to an Infinitus agent conduct a health risk assessment with a patient recovering from a triple bypass, spinal surgery, and cataract surgery. In this call, the AI agent:
Patient
Hello.
Hi. Good morning. May I speak to David, please?
You got him.
Hi there. This is Eva, and I'm a digital assistant calling from your Medicare plan.
I'm calling to ask a few health related questions to ensure you can get the most out of your plan with supplemental benefits as well as care you need.
Do you, by chance, have a few minutes right now to go over those questions with me?
Yes.
Okay. Great. Thanks. Your account security is very important to us. Can you please confirm your date of birth? Thanks. And can you please confirm your ZIP code?
Thank you. This should take less than ten minutes.
And just so you know, I'm an automated system, and your call may be recorded for quality and training purpose. First, I'm going to list some medical conditions.
And can you please let me know if you've been diagnosed with any of them? Have you diagnosed with asthma or any pulmonary diseases like COPD?
No. Have
you had cancer or dementia? No. Thanks. And are you currently being treated for any other conditions that I failed to mention? No.
And do you have any vision issues such as wearing glasses, cataracts, glaucoma, or blindness?
I have, cataracts. I got glaucoma, and I wear glasses. I've had surgery on my right eye.
And before all this boot and a triple bypass and that came in the, I was gonna get the surgery done on my left eye for cataracts.
Okay. And do you have any issues or problems with your hearing, such as being hard of hearing, hearing aids, or deafness?
Well, back in my younger days, I had a double ear infection, and I lost about three quarters of my urine in my left ear.
I understand. And in general, would you say your health is excellent, very good, fair, or poor?
Well, I don't until I had just trouble with this. Triple my fans thought it was going pretty good.
And when you're prescribed medications, how often do you tend to stick to the medication schedule and take them as prescribed?
I stick to them as much as possible. I mean, I've had spinal cord surgery, eye surgery, and the triple bypass all within the last year or so.
How often do you need help getting around your home?
Until I had this spinal cord surgery, I could walk around and waste back with the best of them.
I understand. How often do you need help with getting in and out of bed or a chair?
Well, right now, with the triple my pass, I need a lot more now getting in and out of bed.
And what about caring for yourself including bathing?
Well, I'd gotta be careful because, where they put that hole and stuff from my chest, I can't get that wet.
I understand. How often do you need help getting dressed?
Over the last month. I haven't really been dressed. I've been in pajamas.
And would you say your living situation today is stable, or are you at risk of losing your housing?
Right now, kinda fifty fifty. I don't know what's gonna happen, you know, until I get out of the hospital.
I'm sorry to hear, and I'll make sure your care coordinator is aware of that.
And with past twelve months, how often have you worried your food would run out before you got money to buy more?
Never had that problem.
Glad to hear that. And has a lack of transportation kept you from medical appointments, meetings, work, or from getting things needed for daily living?
Never had that problem. I got my own car.
Thanks a lot for your cooperation. Last few questions here. Have you felt little interest or pleasure in doing things?
Would you say not at all, several days, more than half the days, or nearly every day?
I'm always interested in doing something.
And over the last two weeks, how often have you been feeling down, depressed, or hopeless?
I don't feel depressed. I get a problem. I try to figure out what I have to do to get around it.
Okay. Great. Thanks. That's all the questions I have. Thanks so much for your help today.
I'll make sure this information is shared with your care coordinator so we can get you the care you need. Have a great rest of your day.
Thank you.
Listen to an Infinitus agent call a PBM to verify pharmacy benefits for a specialty injectable. In this call, the AI agent:
Payor
Thank you for calling your call may be monitored or recorded for quality purposes. Tell me who you're calling as. You can say member, pharmacy, or physician.
Pharmacy.
First, please tell me your NPI number.
140.
Got it. Please hold while I connect you with someone who can help.
Hi. Thank you for calling. My name is Kaye, your pharmacy health specialist. Can I have your name?
Hi. This is Eva calling at the request of doctor on a recorded line. I'm looking for some pharmacy benefit information for patient
Alright, Eva. How are you doing today?
I'm doing great. How are you?
I'm also doing great. Thank you for asking. So what is the provider's NPI?
The provider's NPI number as
Member's ID.
The patient's ID number as
Member's name and date of birth.
Patient's first name. Patient's date of birth as
How can I help you and our member today?
I'm calling to verify pharmacy benefits for which is an injection for as well as some information about the policy. First, could you spell out your name, please?
K a y e.
Thanks. What is the policy effective date?
01/01/2022.
Thanks. Is prior authorization required for
Yes.
Okay. Great. Do you see a prior authorization on file? If so, what is the status?
There is no prior authorization on file.
How do you obtain prior authorization?
By calling prior authorization department.
Is this a commercial or government plan?
Commercial.
Can you confirm the policy number? The patient's ID number as
Yes.
Okay. Great. Thanks. Do you show any other insurance for this patient?
No alternate insurance.
What is the individual deductible for this plan, and how much has been met?
There is no deductible.
Is there a family deductible?
No.
What is the individual out of pocket maximum, and how much has been met?
Benefit amount is $3,750, and the member met $17.06.
Is there a family out of pocket?
Yes.
What is the amount?
Benefit amount is $7,500, and the member met $705.87.
What is the co pay or coinsurance for the specialty pharmacy for the two prefilled pens of three hundred milligrams each for thirty days?
$25.
Do co pays apply to an out of pocket?
Yes.
Can I have a reference number, please?
Reference number is
One last question. How was your experience today chatting with me?
Great.
I enjoyed chatting with you as well. Thanks so much for your help today. Have a great day. Bye.
Alright. Is there anything else I can help you?
No. Thanks.
Okay.
Thank you for calling pharmacy office. Have a great day.
Listen to an Infinitus agent call a provider’s office to verify a patient’s chronic condition for enrollment in a Chronic Condition Special Needs Plan (C-SNP). In this call, the AI agent:
Provider
Good morning. Thank you for calling.
Hello.
I am Eva, an AI agent calling on recorded line from the Medicare enrollment department regarding a patient of yours who has elected to enroll in a chronic condition special needs plan.
Is this the office of
Yes.
Can you please confirm that just your patient?
Their date of birth is
Patient's name?
Of course. The patient's first name is and the last name is
Yes.
What is a valid fax number for the office?
305.
Thank you. This patient has elected to enroll in a chronic condition special needs plan. To qualify, we need verification of at least one of the following conditions.
Would you like to proceed with verification now?
Yes.
Are you authorized to provide verbal verification?
Yes.
Please say yes or no if patient has any one of the chronic conditions. Does the patient have diabetes mellitus?
Yes.
Does the patient have chronic heart failure?
Not sure.
Please answer yes or no. Does the patient have chronic heart failure?
No.
Does the patient have cardiac arrhythmias?
No.
Does the patient have coronary artery disease?
No.
Does the patient have peripheral vascular disease?
No.
Does the patient have valvular heart disease?
No.
Thank you. I will document the patient has diabetes mellitus chronic condition.
You may disregard any physical attestation form you might have received or will receive for this patient in future.
Every year, millions of patients are waiting for care that already exists. The medication is approved. The specialist has availability. The support program is funded. But somewhere along the way, the process breaks down.
Maybe the authorization is stuck in a queue, the follow-up never happened, or no one called to make sure the patient actually stayed on therapy after the first fill.
This is a costly coordination problem. And it is solvable.
In healthcare, getting it wrong isn’t an option. Through our patent-pending technology, we enforce verbatim language where required and controlled responses from pre-approved knowledge bases.
The result is empathetic, clinically aware, and safe by design, without compromising on patient experience.
Every agent is continuously evaluated by a clinical team of trained doctors and nurses, across professionalism, empathy, information accuracy, privacy, and clinical safety. Before, during, and after every call.
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under-triage rate
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