Marshall Health Network, an academic health system in West Virginia, faced challenges with patient access and administrative burden. Manual scheduling and registration processes created excessive paperwork and contributed to staff burnout, while patients lacked convenient self-service options for booking appointments.
MHN partnered with Notable to deploy an AI-powered online scheduling and registration platform across primary care clinics. The system allows patients to book appointments online and complete registration forms ahead of visits, with both online and phone scheduling options available. Notable's platform automates scheduling and patient registration workflows within the existing clinical framework.
The platform is expected to reduce patient wait times and minimize no-show rates by improving appointment booking reliability. Administrative burdens on healthcare staff are anticipated to decrease significantly, reducing burnout from paperwork and manual data entry. The rollout began at pilot sites and is planned to expand to additional primary care clinics and other service lines.
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