Healthcare & Wellness

Give the clinic back to the clinicians

AI intake, scheduling, documentation, and claims agents, HIPAA-aware, built into your EMR, with a human on every clinical decision.

  • FHIR / HL7
  • HIPAA-aware
  • EHR-native
  • BAA as subcontractor

What we build

4 commitments, 1 senior bench.

Every healthcare build ships against the same four constraints — no exceptions for demos or deadlines.

01

HIPAA-aware by design

Access control, audit trails, and PHI boundaries are designed in from the first sprint — and we sign a BAA as subcontractor.

Proof layer Every PHI touchpoint documented in a data-flow map you keep.

02

EMR-native, not bolted on

API and interface-engine integration against your exact stack — FHIR and HL7, scoped in a readiness sprint before we build.

Proof layer Integration scoped and tested against your sandbox, not a mock.

03

Automation with escalation

Agents handle intake, scheduling, and documentation drafts. Anything clinical routes to a person, every time, with full logging.

Proof layer Escalation rules and transcripts reviewable by your compliance lead.

04

Senior engineers, weekly demos

A named senior lead owns the outcome. You see working software weekly, not a status deck monthly.

Proof layer Senior review on every merge; 30-day exit on embedded pods.

Integration reality
EMR platforms and interface engines Scheduling systems Claims clearinghouses Patient communication channels
Where it pays back

The admin patterns we see in every clinic.

  1. Workflow · 01

    Admin overhead steals clinical hours

    Charting, scheduling, and billing eat the day before a single patient is seen.

    Documentation and scheduling automation

  2. Workflow · 02

    Patient data scattered across systems

    EMR, scheduling, and lab portals never talk, so nurses become integration code.

    Interface-engine and API integration

  3. Workflow · 03

    24/7 contact without staffing the night shift

    Patient enquiries arrive at 2am and a phone tree is a liability, not a service.

    Voice intake with escalation rules and full logging

Use cases

Where healthcare teams put us to work.

Eight workflows where automation pays back first — each scoped, evaluated, and capped before it touches production.

  • After-hours voice intake

    24/7 patient calls answered, triaged, and logged — clinical questions escalate to on-call staff.

    Clinics without a night shift
  • Patient intake & triage

    Forms, history, and insurance captured before the visit and written into the EMR.

    High-volume front desks
  • Scheduling & reminders

    Slot booking, waitlist backfill, and no-show reduction wired into your scheduling system.

    Practices losing slots to no-shows
  • Clinical documentation drafts

    Visit notes drafted for clinician review and sign-off — never auto-filed.

    Teams charting after hours
  • Eligibility & prior authorization

    Coverage checks and prior-auth packets assembled and tracked to decision.

    Back offices buried in payer portals
  • Claims & denials workflow

    Claims scrubbed before submission; denials triaged and routed with the paper trail attached.

    Revenue-cycle teams
  • System integration

    EMR, labs, scheduling, and comms connected through interface engines and APIs — so nurses stop being the integration layer.

    Multi-system practices
  • Operations reporting

    Intake volume, wait times, and denial rates on one dashboard your administrator actually opens.

    Leaders flying blind on ops

Case studies

Proven solutions. Real-world impact.

How our teams solve critical patient-care and clinical-operations problems through strategy, engineering, and innovation.

FAQ

The questions compliance asks first.

Straight answers before the first call. If yours is not here, ask it on the call — we answer the hard ones first.

Ask the hard one

Who sees patient data during the build?

We scope against de-identified or synthetic data wherever possible, and any PHI access is limited to named engineers under the BAA, logged, and documented in a data-flow map you keep.

Can AI make clinical decisions in your systems?

No. Agents handle intake, scheduling, documentation drafts, and back-office workflows. Anything clinical routes to a person through defined escalation rules, every time.

Is this HIPAA-compliant?

We deliver HIPAA-aware systems and sign a business associate agreement as subcontractor. Compliance is a property of the whole deployment and we document our side of it honestly rather than claiming a certification we do not hold.

Does it integrate with our EMR?

API and interface-engine integration, scoped during the readiness sprint against your exact stack.

What about after-hours patient calls?

Voice agents with defined escalation rules and full transcript logging. Anything clinical routes to a human.

Start the conversation

Getyourclinicalhoursbackfromthe
paperwork

Tell us where the admin piles up. We will tell you what software can take off your team, and what should stay with a person.

30 minutes the engineer who leads delivery no deck, no pitch