Requests from web, phone and referrals become booked visits in your EHR. Reminders stop when plans change, cancellations refill by your rules, and no-shows get followed up until they rebook. Keragon runs scheduling on the systems you already use, with your team in control.
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Three specialists from the Keragon Agents roster run the job end to end, and clinical review always stays with your team.
Booked, and now the paperwork? The Patient Intake Specialist sends the right packet the moment a booking lands, chases it until it's done, and files every answer to the chart. Same platform, same guardrails, same audit log.
Explore the intake agent ›Beyond the core agents, the scheduling jobs practices hand to Keragon first.
Rules-based scheduling lets patients book, reschedule or cancel around the clock, in the medium they prefer.
Clinicians schedule in the EHR, patients book in your scheduling tool, and both stay current without re-typing.
Reminders go out at the intervals you set and prompt patients to confirm, reschedule or cancel. They stop the moment the appointment changes.
Cross-check a patient's location against your state licensing before a booking is accepted, and route what falls outside.
A standby waiting list is notified the moment a slot opens, so late cancellations get filled instead of lost.
Keragon Agents run the coordination: confirm, remind, rebook, refill. Anything clinical, ambiguous or urgent routes to your team. They never triage symptoms, judge urgency, or decide what care someone needs.
Solo practice or multiple locations, the flow is the same: requests captured, valid slots offered, the booking written back, changes handled. Keragon runs it on the EHR you already use.
Describe the job and Keragon runs it end to end, connected to your EHR, scheduler, calendars and messaging, HIPAA-compliant, even after hours.




300+ HIPAA-compliant integrations across 30+ EHRs, scheduling, billing, and communications. If there’s an API in healthcare, we can connect it.
Pick a common job or describe your own. The AI consultant maps the workflow across your systems before you sign up.
Sync my scheduling software with my EHR
Sync my scheduling software with my EHR
Set up two-way appointment sync between my EHR and my scheduler
Set up two-way appointment sync between my EHR and my scheduler
Check whether a new appointment is a new or existing patient
Check whether a new appointment is a new or existing patient
Send reminders that let patients confirm, reschedule or cancel
Send reminders that let patients confirm, reschedule or cancel
Recapture last-minute cancellations with a standby waiting list
Recapture last-minute cancellations with a standby waiting list
Check state licensing and network coverage before a booking is accepted
Check state licensing and network coverage before a booking is accepted
Notify my team when an appointment is cancelled or rescheduled
Notify my team when an appointment is cancelled or rescheduled
Assign appointment types or locations to specific team members
Assign appointment types or locations to specific team members
Notify the team when an appointment is marked completed in the EHR
Notify the team when an appointment is marked completed in the EHR
The same week, run two ways.
See your own before and after. Put your appointment volume into the calculator, and see what a fuller, self-running schedule gives back.
Estimate what automated scheduling is worth ›Keragon doesn't replace your scheduling tool or your EHR. It runs the job across them.
| By hand | A scheduling tool on its own | Your communication stack + Keragon | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taking a booking | Phone tag and a paper calendar | Its own calendar, reconciled by hand | Approved slots offered anywhere, written straight to your EHR |
| Reminders | Called one by one | Fixed blasts, even to cancelled visits | Sent on your cadence, stopped the moment plans change |
| A cancellation | An empty slot nobody refills | A first-come blast to the whole waitlist | Offered to patients who fit the visit type, provider and lead time |
| The compliance chain | Paper handling risk | Their BAA covers their app | A BAA across the automation layer and every connected step |
Guides from the Keragon library, written for healthcare teams.
Appointment scheduling automation is software that runs the work around the calendar: it captures booking requests from your website, phone or referrals, offers only times that fit your rules, writes the appointment to your EHR or practice management system, sends confirmations and reminders, handles cancellations and rescheduling, and follows up on no-shows. Keragon does this across the systems you already use, with 300+ HIPAA-compliant integrations and AI teammates that handle the follow-up.
No. Keragon is the automation layer that runs across them. Your EHR or practice management system stays the source of truth for the calendar, and tools like NexHealth, Acuity Scheduling and Calendly are integrations we work with, not products we replace. Keragon connects the booking to everything around it: reminders, eligibility, waitlists, follow-up and reporting.
Both models work. Routine requests that clearly match your rules can book straight into the calendar; ambiguous or higher-risk requests route to your team for approval, with the details already collected. Either way the patient is told honestly whether the time is booked or requested, and nothing is promised that staff still need to confirm.
Your EHR or practice management system stays the single booking authority, and patients only see visit types, providers and times your rules allow. Where a system supports it, availability is validated at booking time, and every write is logged. These are behaviors you configure and test, so most practices start with one bounded appointment type and expand as accuracy is proven.
Yes. Patients can confirm, cancel or reschedule from the reminder itself, the change is written to your EHR, and stale reminders stop. When a slot opens, the waitlist offer goes only to patients who fit the visit type, provider and lead-time rules you set, and the offer stops once someone accepts.
Yes. When a referral or recall lands, outreach runs on your cadence until the patient books, declines or needs a person, and unresolved cases escalate to the right team instead of going quiet. Booked outcomes write back to the chart, so referral-to-scheduled conversion is finally measurable.
Zapier is a general-purpose tool and doesn't offer a BAA, so patient data in it is a compliance risk. A scheduling workflow is only HIPAA-compliant when every link in the chain is covered, including the automation layer that moves the data. Keragon is HIPAA-compliant middleware built for healthcare, with a BAA included on every paid plan.
Yes. Keragon is HIPAA-compliant and SOC 2 Type II audited, data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and a BAA is included on every paid plan. Every agent action is written to an audit log your team can review at any time.
Yes. HHS treats appointment reminders as treatment communications, so they are permitted without a separate authorization, as long as message content stays minimal and patients' channel preferences are honored. AI in the workflow is compliant when every system in the chain, including any voice vendor, is covered by a BAA. Keragon connects HIPAA-capable tools and is covered by a BAA itself.
Data moves between the systems you connect and nowhere else. You choose which tools an agent can reach and what it can do in each one, and access is scoped per connection. Every read and write is logged, so your compliance story is reviewable at any time.
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