Health systems, medical groups, and ACOs embed clinical intelligence into care-team workflows and agents — so the patient's whole story shows up where the decision is actually made.
A patient's record is split across the EHR, claims, the pharmacy, and outside systems that never reconcile to one person. Care teams lose time reassembling the story by hand — and AI tools built on a fraction of it give generic, unsafe answers.
Providers typically reach for the clinical reference, an identity-resolved patient view, and a clinician-approved skill to act — always ending with a clinician's sign-off.
Drug interactions, guidelines, and deterministic clinical calculators ground every interpretation — no PHI, no BAA.
/knowledge/drug/knowledge/guidelines/knowledge/calculatorsOne person assembled from claims, labs, pharmacy, and records — with interactions, adherence, and risk surfaced. Member-level needs a BAA; population analytics is de-identified.
/context/member/context/providerClinician-approved process areas + integrations — like medication review — that your agent calls via MCP, each built to defer the decision to your clinician.
/skillsCare teams open one resolved view instead of stitching together a dozen systems.
Every fact carries its source, and clinical math is deterministic — not left to a model.
Every recommendation is built to end with a human sign-off — by design, on every call.
Less time wrangling records — more time with the patient.
Tell us about your care-team workflows. We'll show you the knowledge, context, and skills that fit them.