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Referral intake that never loses a document

Verdant routed inbound referrals through a workflow with strict masking, cutting the time between a fax arriving and a scheduled appointment.

Verdant HealthNorth AmericaField maskingDocument intakeValidationSystems of record
Referrals lost to the backlog
0
Less manual data entry
68%
Faster to first appointment
1.9 days

The challenge

Referrals arrived as faxes, portal uploads and email attachments in inconsistent formats. Staff retyped patient details into the scheduling system, and a backlog of unreadable documents grew quietly in a shared folder.

The approach

  1. 01

    Normalised every intake channel into one queue with a common document schema.

  2. 02

    Masked identifying fields before any content reached an intelligence step.

  3. 03

    Flagged illegible or incomplete documents immediately instead of at the end of the queue.

  4. 04

    Wrote validated referrals directly into the scheduling system behind idempotency keys.

The outcome

Unreadable documents surface within minutes so staff can request a resend the same day. The retyping step disappeared, and the shared-folder backlog with it.

The win was not speed. It was that a document can no longer sit somewhere nobody is looking.

Sandra BelloDirector of Patient Access, Verdant Health

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