This topic covers the tools and patterns used to automate prescription renewals and telehealth workflows—streamlining patient scheduling, intake, authorization, documentation and follow-up while preserving clinical safety and privacy. Interest in these solutions has grown as providers seek to reduce administrative burden, shorten renewal turnaround, and scale virtual care without adding staff. Key categories include AI automation platforms and AI voice scheduling (24/7 phone and messaging agents that book visits, confirm eligibility and collect basic intake), low-code workflow platforms (to compose custom renewal and telehealth pipelines and integrate with EHRs), and clinical documentation tools (AI assistants that extract, summarize and populate charts). Representative tools from the provided list illustrate these roles: OpenCall AI and Simple Phones offer HIPAA-aware voice and messaging agents that handle inbound calls, appointment booking and FAQs with CRM/EHR webhooks; Microsoft 365 Copilot augments documentation, inbox and scheduling workflows across clinical teams; ChatPDF and PDF.ai convert clinical PDFs into searchable, chat-driven knowledge for faster chart review and reconciliation. Current implementation priorities are interoperability with EHRs, human-in-the-loop safety for medication changes, auditable decision trails, consent and compliance controls, and low-code adaptability so administrators can update rules without heavy IT cycles. Practical deployments pair voice agents for scheduling and reminders with low-code orchestrators to run eligibility checks and route renewal requests to clinicians, while AI documentation tools speed chart completion and reduce transcription errors. Vendors and health systems evaluating these tools should prioritize security and governance, measurable clinical outcomes (timeliness, error rates), and seamless clinician handoffs to maintain safety and trust.