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Referral review, clinician consultation, records transfer, professional education and research access organized through one national center.
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Referral routing, clinician-to-clinician consultation, records transfer and professional education, organized through the National Referral Center so that a clinician has one number rather than nine.
Every clinician-initiated referral is routed through the National Referral Center, which selects the appropriate center and specialist and stays with the referral until the patient has an appointment. AREOLA can begin intake with partial information.
The Clinician-to-Clinician Line answers specific questions — whether a situation warrants referral, how a system relates to a planned imaging study, what a documented plate plan means in practice — without establishing a clinician-patient relationship or transferring responsibility for the patient.
Referring clinicians receive confirmation of intake, notice of the scheduled appointment and a summary after the consultation, unless the patient directs otherwise.
Professional access
Professional access
Professional access
Professional access
Create a practical intake plan based on referral type, available records and preferred center.
→02Review record categories, contacts and the National Referral Center transfer process.
→03Connect with an AREOLA physician before or during a referral.
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Professional access coordinators can help route clinical questions, records and referral requests.