Referrals by subspecialty
Headache, epilepsy, movement and other referrals booked with the provider your rules assign.
Neurology practices
New-patient waits in neurology run long, and the schedule is split across consults by subspecialty, EEG and EMG. TurnipCare books each by its own rules, sends referrals to the provider your rules assign, and offers each cancellation to the patients who’ve waited longest.
What it handles
Headache, epilepsy, movement and other referrals booked with the provider your rules assign.
Routine, sleep-deprived and ambulatory EEG, and EMG and nerve conduction, booked by room, equipment and length.
Your approved instructions sent ahead of each test.
Cancellations offered in the order you choose, until someone says yes.
To book, move or check on a visit, by phone or text.
The visit after a test or a new medication, booked as ordered.
Example
When waits are long, an open slot is worth a lot. The agent offers it to patients on the waitlist in the order you choose and books the first one who says yes.

Yes, by the rules you set, such as which providers see headache, epilepsy or movement disorders. It never makes a clinical judgment about urgency; flagged referrals go to your staff.
Yes. Each test books by the room, equipment and length you set.
When a slot opens, the agent offers it to waiting patients in the order you choose and books the first one who accepts.
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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