Callinzo for doctors and on-call clinicians
Your screening questions, your escalation rules. Urgent calls reach you by text with a secure summary link; everything else waits for the morning.
Rule POSTOP-01 fired on your approved form
No patient details in the text itself; the link expires
Otherwise the backup is paged, then the practice contact
Every page, answer and acknowledgement on the record
Built around your judgement
Operational only. It captures what the patient needs and routes it through your protocols.
Screening forms are drafted for your specialty and go live only when you approve them. An edit sends a form back to draft, and a second person approves it.
A red flag texts you a secure, expiring link to the summary. Acknowledge with one tap, or the backup is paged, then the practice contact.
Refill and records requests reach your team as tasks with the caller's details. The receptionist never approves anything.
Every call ends with a summary: intent, identity, the answers to each screening question, and what was done.
Proposed wording and routing changes appear on the Learning screen and change nothing until a clinician applies them.
Kept, redacted or discarded per your practice's policy, and every read is logged.
Getting started
Read the screening forms for your specialty, edit the wording, approve. A second reviewer signs off.
Who is paged, who backs them up, and where the practice contact sits.
Open the secure link, see the answers, call the patient back at the number they gave.
On clinical decisions
They are drafted per specialty as samples. Nothing goes live until a clinician at your practice approves it, and a second person approves any later edit.
The backup on the rota is paged, then the practice contact. Every attempt and acknowledgement is on the record.
Into the dashboard, and to your EHR through the connection set up at onboarding. The receptionist does not build a shadow chart.
Encryption, audit, recording by consent, learning only with permission.