Test rules
Echo, exercise and nuclear stress and other tests booked by room, equipment and length.
Cardiology practices
A cardiology schedule is mostly resources: echo rooms, treadmills, nuclear camera time, and monitors to hand out and get back. TurnipCare books each test by its own rules, follows up the authorization, and gets the patient ready for it.
What it handles
Echo, exercise and nuclear stress and other tests booked by room, equipment and length.
Filed and followed up for the tests your payers require it for.
Your approved instructions sent ahead of the test.
Holter and event monitor visits booked, with reminders to return the device.
Reached the same day and booked with the right cardiologist.
The visit after a test booked as ordered.
Example
A nuclear stress test needs the right room and the camera at the same time, and usually an authorization first. The agent offers only times where all of it lines up.

Yes. Each test books by the room, equipment and length you set, and the agent offers only times that fit.
Yes. It files and follows up for the tests your payers require, and denials go to your staff with the reason and next step.
Yes. Holter and event monitor visits are booked, with reminders to bring the device back.
They go to your nurses and providers. TurnipCare never gives medical advice.
Book 30 minutes. Bring a real example from your schedule and we’ll walk through what the agent would do with it.
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