The first time a clinic asked me to do a pre-checking using a web page, I did it, filled out about 75 questions in some mediocre web app and then I was ready when I went to the doctor. The problem came the second time I went, I had to answer the same 75 questions again, so I gave up. When I got the the doctors office they asked me "same insurance? same address?" -- two questions and then I was in! I don't know why the electronic check-in requires 75 questions, but when checking in through a person they ask just 2 questions. I think the staff at my usual clinic might just be slow to enforce our new electronic overlords, because when I went to another clinic run the by same company they just hand me a tablet every time, they wont even ask the two questions. Apparently the receptionists at some locations have one job, and that is to hand people tablets; I wonder how long that job will last?