Referral ordered
- Specialty and reason recorded
- Patient needs an appointment
Referral Management
Caesar coordinates specialist referrals and tracks the appointment. After the visit, it requests the consult note so the referring clinician can see what happened and decide what comes next.

See the work
Illustrative referrals showing a new specialist visit and a completed visit with a missing note.
Your team can see the scheduled visit and follow-up status.
What Referral Management does
The referring clinician has the report for review.
What Referral Management does
What it handles
Sending the order starts the process. Caesar keeps the scheduling and records follow-up moving so your staff can see which referrals still need attention.
Use the referral reason and available directory information to find options that fit the patient's location and insurance.
Deliver the referral and supporting records through the connected channel, including fax where the receiving practice requires it.
Work with the patient and receiving practice to arrange the visit. Keep appointment status visible to your team.
Request the specialist's consult note after the visit and route the returned record to the referring clinician.
Fits your practice
Choose the referral pathways you want Caesar to coordinate, along with the points where your staff should take over.
Start with the referring clinician's reason and supporting documentation.
Identify a suitable destination and send the required records.
Coordinate booking and track whether the appointment takes place.
Request the consult note and notify the clinician when it arrives.
Your clinicians decide the referral and its urgency. Your staff resolve exceptions in specialist availability or patient preference. A sent fax is tracked as a sent referral, not a completed visit.
We confirm the available connections and functions in your electronic medical record system, or EMR, before setup.
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Available functions vary by system and agent.
Before you start
What to expect from Referral Management, and what your team controls.
It matches the referral reason with available specialists, the patient's insurance and location, prioritizing suitable in-network options. Staff confirm network details and appointment availability, and patient preferences stay part of the decision.
The patient has been seen, and the consult note or test results have returned to the referring chart with the clinician notified. Ordered, scheduled, seen and resulted are separate tracked stages. A sent referral is not treated as a completed visit.
Yes. Referrals use supported electronic channels, with fax when the receiving practice requires it. The follow-up still tracks the appointment and requests the report afterward.
The agent coordinates booking on the patient's behalf and keeps the patient informed through the preferred channel. If the visit has not been arranged, the referral remains open for follow-up or staff assistance.
Supported connections include provider directories, health information exchanges and EHRs such as Epic, athenahealth, eClinicalWorks and NextGen. Referral status and returned records can be written back through the available integration.
Yes. The Referral Management Agent runs on HIPAA-compliant infrastructure. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Caesar Health executes a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) at contract signing. SOC 2 Type II is in progress.
The referral dashboard keeps status, patient communication and follow-up history together. Staff can distinguish an unscheduled visit from a completed visit with a missing consult note and route the next action to the right team.
Referral Management
We will show the work between the original order and the specialist's report arriving back in the chart.
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