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Aurantis AI

Built around dermatology

Patient-access automation shaped around dermatology.

Dermatology practices combine medical visits, cosmetic interest, follow-ups, refills, procedures, locations, and busy front-desk operations. Aurantis organizes the administrative path without pretending to provide clinical expertise.

Intent map

A shared phone line can lead to very different next steps.

The first useful distinction is administrative intent. The next is which location, team, schedule, approved answer, or transfer rule owns it.

Medical

  • Skin exam scheduling
  • Acne visit inquiry
  • Follow-up request
  • Refill request intake

Cosmetic

  • Consultation request
  • Service information
  • Location routing
  • Follow-up scheduling

Practice

  • Hours and parking
  • Insurance information
  • Preparation instructions
  • Human transfer

Medical dermatology calls

Administrative paths may include skin-exam scheduling, acne visit inquiries, follow-up requests, refill request intake, routine office information, and staff routing.

The workflow does not assess symptoms or determine clinical urgency independently.

Cosmetic dermatology calls

Administrative paths may capture service interest, consultation preferences, location, approved pre-visit information, and an appropriate scheduling or follow-up destination.

The workflow does not assess treatment suitability.

Patient journeys

New, existing, and multi-location calls need different context.

New patient

Clarify administrative intent, preferred location, and the next approved scheduling or staff step.

Existing patient

Route appointment changes, approved information, and administrative requests without inferring clinical meaning.

Multiple locations

Apply office-specific hours, services, routing, and escalation rules instead of a single generic answer.

Procedure information, using clinic-approved scripts

Administrative preparation instructions, arrival information, and practice policies should come from material the clinic supplies and reviews.

A caller asking for medical interpretation, post-procedure advice, or an unsupported answer should follow the practice’s staff or clinical escalation procedure.

Refill request intake

Collect the request. Do not approve the prescription.

A configured workflow may gather the administrative information a practice defines and route it for staff or clinician review. Aurantis does not prescribe medication or make an approval decision.

The final medication decision remains with qualified practice personnel.

Overflow and after hours

A consistent response still needs a safe stopping point.

Closed-office responses, request capture, transfer availability, and urgent or clinical instructions must be explicitly supplied and approved by the practice.

Caller begins
Intent and approved workflow
Transfer rule or caller request
Practice staff

The boundary is operational, not diagnostic.

Aurantis supports patient-access administration. It does not diagnose, prescribe, triage independently, or replace a dermatologist.

Uncertain, sensitive, urgent, unsupported, and caller-requested conversations can be routed according to practice-defined procedures.

A focused working session

See how Aurantis AI would work inside your practice.

We will map one real call workflow, show the patient experience, and discuss the systems your team uses today.

Book a private demo

No patient information is needed for the demo.