Clears the queue
Clears the intake queue before your first patient arrives.
Runs front-desk workflows inside Tebra
Meet Rex. The teammate who does the paperwork nobody wants. Rex is the behind-the-counter agent that clears your intake queue, chases the forms still missing a signature, and gets every chart ready before the patient walks in. Your front desk staff stay with patients instead of screens.
Built for allied health practices running on Tebra. Live in a few business days.
Product Demo
Watch a short demo of how Rex clears front-desk paperwork and intake so your staff can focus on patients.
Your front desk is not slow. It is buried.
Clears the intake queue before your first patient arrives.
Flags every form still missing a signature, then chases it.
Preps charts and paperwork so appointments start on time.
Learns your existing scripts and SOPs instead of replacing them.
Incomplete intake forms. Insurance details that never came back. A stack of paperwork that has to be sorted before the 8am block starts. None of it is hard. All of it takes time your staff do not have. So the work gets done between patients, during lunch, and after close. The queue never actually empties, it just moves.
Rex works the queue continuously in the background. By the time your staff sit down, the routine items are handled and only the exceptions are waiting.
Show me what Rex clears in a dayOnboarding
Rex reads what your practice already uses. There is no process rebuild and no new system for your staff to learn.
What Rex Does
A reception efficiency agent completes routine front desk administrative work automatically, then hands anything unusual to staff with full context attached. Rex does that work for allied health practices, inside the systems your team already uses.
Incoming intake gets processed and filed instead of stacking up.
Rex flags every form that is incomplete and follows up until it is not.
Paperwork, history, and documents ready before the patient arrives.
Rex checks each record against what that visit type actually requires.
Gaps surface before the appointment, not at the billing stage.
Updates land where your staff already look.
Rex follows the checklists your practice already wrote.
When staff step in, they see the whole record and every step already taken.
Anything outside your rules stops and waits for a human.
Documents get routed to the right patient, provider, and visit.
A live view of what is missing across tomorrow's schedule.
One front desk standard across every clinic you run.
Benefits
Rex turns reception admin into a repeatable workflow that holds up on your busiest mornings.
Routine work is cleared continuously, not in the gaps between patients.
Charts and paperwork are ready before the patient is in the room.
Missing details surface days early instead of after the visit.
Your front desk stops processing and starts greeting.
On it. I cleared 11 routine items and flagged 2 missing signatures with follow-ups started.
Practice knowledge
Everything Rex knows about how your front desk runs lives in one place your team controls. Your intake checklists, your document standards, your exception rules.
See what Rex learns about your practiceExisting scripts and SOPs go in at setup. No rewriting your process to fit the software.
Every correction your staff make becomes part of how Rex handles that case next time.
The same front desk process across providers, visit types, and locations.
Security
Rex works inside your Tebra records with the same privacy standards your practice already follows.
Protected health information is handled under HIPAA safeguards at every step.
Records and messages stay encrypted. Access is limited to your practice.
Your patient data belongs to your practice. Export it or delete it at any time.
Why practices like Rex
Rex ingests your existing scripts and SOPs at setup instead of asking you to rebuild around it.
When staff step in, every step Rex already took is right there. No reconstructing what happened.
Rex works inside the system your practice already runs on, with no parallel records to reconcile.
Visit types, plans of care, and authorization limits are native concepts, not custom fields.
Anything outside your rules stops and goes to a person. Rex never improvises on a patient record.
What your team corrects today is how Rex handles the same case tomorrow.
FAQs
A reception efficiency agent is software that completes routine front desk administrative work automatically. It processes intake, chases incomplete forms, prepares charts before appointments, and keeps records current, then escalates anything unusual to staff with the full history attached.
No. Rex works behind the counter on administrative tasks rather than on calls. It handles intake processing, forms, chart preparation, and paperwork routing. If phone and text coverage is what your practice needs most, tell us during the setup call and we will point you to the right fit.
Yes. Rex is built for practices running on Tebra and works inside the same records your staff already use. There is no separate system to check and no double entry, so anything Rex completes is visible to your team immediately in the place they expect it.
No. Rex reads your existing intake checklists, scripts, and SOPs at setup and follows them. Your process stays the same. The difference is that the routine steps in it are already done by the time your staff open the queue each morning.
Rex stops. Anything outside the rules you set during onboarding is escalated to staff with the full record and every step already taken. Your team makes the call, and Rex learns how you handled it for the next time the same case appears.
No. Rex removes repetitive administrative work so your team can spend that time with patients. Most practices use Rex to absorb the backlog that used to get done after hours, rather than to reduce the size of their front desk team.
Rex works it all day, so your team can work with patients.
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Tell us about your front desk backlog and we'll show you how Rex fits your Tebra workflow.