Your Monday morning, minus the busywork.

Scroll through one Monday morning at a small practice, before and after an AI agent. Anything clinical, including an emergency, goes to a person.

Where AI meets a real Monday.

  1. An empty small clinic: a front desk with phones, a clinician's desk and a nurse's station, with three staff in place.

    Monday 8:00:A small practice opens its phones.

  2. Call and message tiles pile up at the one front desk, and a line of waiting calls runs out of the door.

    8:20:Every call and message lands on one desk. Most of them are routine. All of them wait.

  3. A teal line, the AI agent, runs from the phones along the front desk into a small screen.

    With an agent:Add an agent, built or set up, and checked by physicians.

  4. The tiles sorted into three places: routine requests stacked as done by the agent, refills, forms and prior auth on the clinician's desk marked to sign, symptoms and results at the nurse's station.

    8:40:It finishes the routine. It prepares what a clinician must sign. It hands anything clinical to a person.

  5. A new chest pain call lands on the phones, flagged with a ring, and goes straight into the hands of the staff member at the front desk.

    Any minute:An emergency never waits in a queue. The agent stops, says call 911, and a person takes the line.

  6. The whole clinic seen from further back, calm and sorted.

    Case by case:We find what fits your clinic: something we build, an open-source tool, or another vendor’s.

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Mapping takes 1 to 2 weeks, and a build, if you need one, 2 to 6. Monthly checks are there if you want them.

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