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Rogers Behavioral Health increases admit rate 3x with Limbic AI-powered intake screening

“Rogers Behavioral Health increases admit rate 3x with Limbic AI-powered intake screening” documents a Patient Engagement & Access deployment in Mental & Behavioral Health at Rogers Behavioral Health. limbic.ai reports admit rate increase: 3x vs. web submissions; this directory has not independently verified that result.

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3x vs. web submissionsAdmit Rate Increase
90.5%Patient Satisfaction
108%Access Increase for Diverse Groups

Source-reported figures — cited source: limbic.ai

The Challenge

Rogers Behavioral Health faced rising demand for mental health and addiction services, creating strain on staff during patient intake. Their existing web-based intake submission process resulted in lower admit rates and limited access for diverse patient populations.

The Solution

Rogers partnered with Limbic to embed clinical-grade AI into their intake workflows via Limbic Access, an AI assistant for patient intakes and assessments. The AI creates a streamlined 'front door' experience that helps patients get answers quickly while reducing operational burden on staff.

Results

AI-screened intakes achieved a 3x higher admit rate compared to standard web submissions. Patient satisfaction with the Limbic experience reached 90.5%, and access for diverse groups increased by 108%, demonstrating both clinical and equity gains.

Key Takeaways

  • AI-augmented intake can dramatically improve admit conversion rates without adding operational cost or headcount.
  • Deploying clinical AI at the front door of care can meaningfully expand access for underserved and diverse populations.
  • High patient satisfaction (90.5%) suggests AI-assisted intake is well-accepted when designed with clinical rigor.

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