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Industries — Healthcare

Your clinicians spend more time on paperwork than patients.

We build HIPAA-aware AI agents for intake, scheduling, prior auth, documentation, and billing — so your team gets back to care, not admin.

(01) — The signs

Three signs your practice is drowning in admin.

If any of these sound like your front desk or your clinicians, you're losing hours a day to work a system should be doing.

01

"My front desk re-types the same details into three systems."

Intake forms, the EHR, the scheduler, the billing system. Every new patient is keyed in by hand more than once — slow, error-prone, and the exact work staff burn out on.

Duplicate data entry
02

"No-shows and prior auth are eating the schedule."

Reminders go out late, authorizations sit in a queue, and gaps appear in a calendar you can't afford to leave empty. The follow-up that fixes it never gets done consistently.

Lost slots, lost revenue
03

"My clinicians chart at 9pm instead of going home."

Documentation backs up because there's no time during the day. Notes that should take minutes turn into hours of after-clinic work — the leading driver of clinician burnout.

After-hours charting
(02) — What we build

Six agents built for the way a practice runs.

Designed around clinical workflows and built to respect PHI — each one shaped to your EHR, your payers, and your edge cases.

01 / 06

Patient intake

Turns intake forms into structured records, writes them once into the EHR and scheduler, and flags anything missing for the front desk — no re-typing across systems.

02 / 06

Scheduling & reminders

Sends timely reminders across SMS and email, confirms or reschedules, and fills cancellations from the waitlist — so fewer slots go empty and no-shows drop.

03 / 06

Prior authorization

Assembles the payer packet, tracks status, and chases what's pending — turning a multi-day manual queue into a monitored pipeline your staff can see at a glance.

04 / 06

Clinical documentation

Drafts visit notes from the encounter, structures them to your template, and routes them for the clinician to review and sign — charting done before they leave the room.

05 / 06

Claims & billing

Checks coding and eligibility before submission, flags claims likely to deny, and surfaces denials with the reason attached — fewer reworks, faster reimbursement.

06 / 06

Patient communication

Answers routine questions, sends pre-visit instructions and follow-ups, and knows exactly when to hand a conversation to a human — across SMS, email, and your portal.

(03) — How it works

From first call to agents running in your clinic. Four steps.

We work inside your compliance requirements from day one — and you see results in weeks, not quarters.

01

Map the workflow and the PHI

We walk the real path a patient and a record take through your practice — the EHR, the scheduler, the payers — and identify where protected data flows before we touch anything.

Week 1
02

Scope what's safe to automate

We define what the agent handles, what a human signs off on, and how PHI stays compliant at every step — and agree on scope and guardrails before writing code.

Week 1
03

Build, test, and stress it

You see it working against real records by week three. We test the messy cases — bad data, edge payers, exceptions — and keep a clinician in the loop for anything that needs judgment.

Weeks 2–3
04

Hand over something that runs

Documentation, monitoring, and a walkthrough with your team. You own all of it. We stay available for 30 days post-launch for adjustments once it's live with real patients.

Week 4 →
(04) — The result

What it looks like when the admin lifts.

“The agents gave my staff their afternoons back — and gave my clinicians their evenings back.

Practice operations manager · representative multi-site engagement
What they had
A growing multi-site practice re-keying intake by hand, chasing prior auth manually, and clinicians charting after hours.
What we built
Intake, reminder, and documentation agents wired into the existing EHR — with a human sign-off kept on every clinical step.
What changed
Hours of daily re-entry removed, fewer empty slots from missed reminders, and charting that finishes during the day instead of at night.
(05) — Honest fit

We'd rather tell you now than find out halfway through.

An honest answer on both sides — before anyone commits.

✓ Good fit

You're ready to take admin off your team.

  • The same intake, scheduling, or billing steps repeat every day and you can describe how they work today.
  • You have an EHR and systems with APIs (or a clear path to them), and someone who can grant access.
  • You're prepared to keep a clinician or biller in the loop for sign-off where it matters.
  • You want to own the system — code, documentation, credentials — and the compliance posture around it.
— Not yet

The process or the access isn't ready.

  • The workflow isn't defined yet, or it changes case by case with no repeatable pattern to build on.
  • There's no way to integrate with the EHR and no timeline to get one, so the agent would have nowhere to write.
  • You want a fully managed clinical service. We build, harden, and hand off — you need a team to own it after.
Let's talk

Let's get your team back to patients, not paperwork.

No pitch. No proposal you didn't ask for. We'll tell you honestly if automating your workflows is the right move — or not.

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The admin you've accepted as normal is usually the most solvable thing in the practice.