Diabetic Eye Exam Report Loop Agent

After a diabetic eye exam, the report to the patient's primary care doctor often goes out late or never, and nobody checks it arrived. This agent scans the schedule for diabetic exams, pulls the findings such as retinopathy grade, pressure and vision, and drafts the report in the format the doctor's office prefers. The optometrist reviews and approves it. The agent then sends it and records the date. It checks for a confirmation of receipt. If none arrives within seven days, it resends by another channel, such as fax, secure message or a phone task for staff. It keeps going through the channels until receipt is confirmed or the optometrist is told. Edge case: the primary care doctor listed on file has changed, so the agent asks the patient's record for the current doctor before resending.