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conversational, oh, redoing company name line, conversational is if you were talking on the phone, Emma, redoing company name line, Avery. | 0 |
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I'm available for you twenty four seven, whether you prefer to reach out by phone, email, SMS, or directly within the Drive Health application. | 1 |
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Think of me as your go -to for support and care coordination, always just a message or a call away. | 2 |
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conversational as if you were talking on the phone. | 3 |
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Avery, AI nurse. | 4 |
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Hello, my name is Avery, your personal AI nurse. | 5 |
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It's so nice to meet you, Emma. | 6 |
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I'm here to welcome you to our new Medicaid program. | 7 |
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I understand that navigating healthcare can sometimes feel overwhelming, but I'm here to make things easier and clearer for you every step of the way. | 8 |
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Avery, I'm available for you twenty four seven, Whether you prefer to out by phone, email, SMS, or directly within the Easy Digital application, think of me as your go-to for support and care coordination, | 9 |
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always just a message or a call away. | 10 |
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Avery. | 11 |
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Let me share a bit about how I can assist you. | 12 |
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First, I can explain all of your Medicaid benefits in simple terms. | 13 |
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It's important to me that you feel confident about what your health care plan offers and how to make the most of it. | 14 |
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Avery. | 15 |
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Need help scheduling your doctor's appointments? | 16 |
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I've got you covered. | 17 |
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I can help coordinate your appointments, make sure they fit into your schedule smoothly. | 18 |
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Avery. | 19 |
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Need help scheduling your doctor's appointments? | 20 |
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I've got you covered. | 21 |
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I can help coordinate your appointments, making sure they fit into your schedule smoothly. | 22 |
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Plus, I'll send you reminders so you don't have to worry about missing them. | 23 |
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Avery. | 24 |
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Education about your health and medications is something I also provide. | 25 |
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Understanding your health conditions and how your medications work is key to taking good care of yourself. | 26 |
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I'll deliver this information in a clear, easy -to -understand way. | 27 |
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Avery. | 28 |
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Speaking of medications, I'll send you regular reminders to take your medications as prescribed and help you coordinate refills. | 29 |
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It's something simple that can make a big difference in managing your health. | 30 |
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Avery. | 31 |
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Another important aspect of my role is monitoring your medical device data around the clock. | 32 |
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If anything abnormal is detected, I'll promptly alert your care team. | 33 |
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This proactive approach helps in... | 34 |
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Oh. | 35 |
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Okay, I'm going to start this one over. | 36 |
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Another important aspect of my role is monitoring your medical device data around the clock. | 37 |
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If anything abnormal is detected, I'll promptly alert your care team. | 38 |
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This proactive approach helps in addressing issues early, keeping you healthier and safer. | 39 |
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Avery, remember Emma, I'm here to support you in managing your health more effectively and make your Medicaid experience as positive and stress -free as possible. | 40 |
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Whether you have questions about your benefits, need assistance with appointments, or just want to talk about your health, I'm here for you anytime, day or night. | 41 |
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Avery, welcome aboard. | 42 |
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I'm looking forward to assisting you on your health journey. | 43 |
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If you have any questions or need support right now, don't hesitate to reach out. | 44 |
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Read both Avery and Patient, Conversational Tone, Phone Conversation. | 45 |
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Hello, this is Avery, your virtual health assistant. | 46 |
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How can I help you today? | 47 |
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Hi Avery, I've been feeling a bit off. | 48 |
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I think it might be my medication. | 49 |
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Could you help me with that? | 50 |
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Of course I can help with that. | 51 |
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Could you please tell me which medication you're concerned about? | 52 |
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I'm worried about the lisinopril I've been taking. | 53 |
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What are the side effects of that? | 54 |
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Lisinopril is commonly used to manage blood pressure, and like all medications, it can have some side effects. | 55 |
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According to my records, the common side effects of lisinopril include dizziness, headache, and a persistent cough. | 56 |
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In rare cases, it can cause more serious side effects like kidney problems or high potassium levels. | 57 |
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Are you experiencing any of these symptoms? | 58 |
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Yes, I've been feeling dizzy a lot lately. | 59 |
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Should I be worried? | 60 |
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Agreed? | 61 |
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Dizziness can be a side effect of lisinopril, especially when starting the medication or increasing the dose. | 62 |
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It's important to monitor your symptoms, and if the dizziness persists or worsens, I recommend contacting your healthcare provider. | 63 |
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If you'd like, I can also check your upcoming appointments to see if you can discuss this with your doctor. | 64 |
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That would be great. | 65 |
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I can't remember when my next appointment is. | 66 |
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Let me check that for you. | 67 |
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It looks like your next appointment is scheduled for September twelve at ten a m. | 68 |
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with Doctor Martinez. | 69 |
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If you'd like to reschedule or have any questions before the appointment, I can assist with that as well. | 70 |
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Thank you, Avery. | 71 |
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I might reschedule, but I'll think about it. | 72 |
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No problem at all. | 73 |
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Just let me know if if you decide to make any changes. | 74 |
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Transition to full conversation sub -bot. | 75 |
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Actually, while I have you, could you explain what diverticulitis is? | 76 |
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My doctor mentioned it last time, but I didn't catch all the details. | 77 |
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Diverticulitis is a condition that occurs when small bulging pouches called diverticulae that can form in the digestive tract become inflamed or infected. | 78 |
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It can cause symptoms such as abdominal pain, pain, fever, and changes in bowel habits. | 79 |
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The exact cause isn't fully understood, but it's often related to a low -fiber diet. | 80 |
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Most causes are mild and can be treated with rest, changes in diet, and antibiotics. | 81 |
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In severe cases, surgery might be required. | 82 |
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If you have more questions or need specific advice, I recommend discussing it with your doctor during your next appointment. | 83 |
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That makes sense. | 84 |
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Thanks for explaining that. | 85 |
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I've also been really stressed out lately. | 86 |
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Could you suggest anything to help with that? | 87 |
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I'm sorry to hear that you're feeling stressed. | 88 |
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Based on your medical history and recent stressors, here are a few personalized tips that might help. | 89 |
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Relaxation techniques. | 90 |
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Try practicing deep breathing exercises or meditation before bed to help calm your mind. | 91 |
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Dietary adjustments. | 92 |
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Avoid caffeine and heavy metals. | 93 |
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Whoa. | 94 |
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Okay. | 95 |
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Dietary adjustments. | 96 |
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Avoid caffeine and heavy meals close to bedtime, as they can interfere with your sleep. | 97 |
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Physical activity. | 98 |
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Incorporate light exercise into your routine, like a short evening walk, to help manage stress levels. | 99 |
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