AI that gives clinicians their day back
Documentation is the largest single sink of clinical time, and none of it is why anyone went into medicine. We build systems that draft the note, surface the whole patient on one screen, and leave the judgement where it belongs.
- ~2 hrs
- Documentation returned per clinician, per day
- 1 screen
- Whole patient, no tab-hunting across modules
- Day one
- FHIR and HL7 interoperability
Where the time goes
What the day costs you now
- 01
Charting after hours
The note that should have been finished in the room gets written at nine at night, from memory, and it is worse for it.
- 02
Hunting across modules
Labs in one tab, imaging in another, history in a third. The clinician assembles the patient by hand, every time.
- 03
Prior authorisation
Staff re-typing clinical facts into payer portals that already hold most of them, then chasing the outcome by phone.
- 04
Referral and intake triage
Faxed referrals and intake forms read one by one, sorted by whoever has a spare moment.
What we build
Four systems, in production in four to six weeks.
Ambient documentation
The system listens to the visit and drafts a structured, billable note with diagnosis, plan and orders in place. The clinician reviews and signs.
One adaptive chart
Labs, meds, history, imaging and trends assembled onto a single view that reorders itself around why the patient is in front of you.
Prior authorisation agents
Clinical facts pulled from the record, the payer form completed, the submission tracked, and the outcome written back without a human re-typing anything.
Intake and referral triage
Inbound referrals read, categorised, matched to the right clinic and queued with the urgent ones surfaced first.
Controls
What it ships under in healthcare
- HIPAA and signed BAA
- PHI never trains a model
- Full clinical audit trail
- On-premise option
Tell us what the work looks like today.
Thirty minutes with the people who would build it. You leave with a scored readiness readout, the two workflows with the fastest payback in healthcare, and a fixed quote.