Hospitals and health systems
Coordinate access across departments, locations, service lines and escalation teams.
Healthcare solutions
Agentic systems built around how care is delivered.
We work across patient engagement, care coordination and clinical decision support—adapting every system to the provider, protocol and outcome it is responsible for.
Where we work
Different care settings. One standard of safety.
The operating model changes across a hospital, a specialty clinic and an independent provider. The technology should change with it.
Clinics and care networks
Extend the capacity of front desks and care teams without losing local operating rules.
Diagnostics and specialty care
Guide patients through preparation, scheduling, collection and follow-up with consistent information.
Independent care providers
Bring dependable patient communication and coordination to smaller teams without enterprise overhead.
What we build
From patient access to clinical decision support.
Start with a proven use case or a specific healthcare outcome. We assemble the agent, safety controls and integrations around it.
Appointment management
Find suitable slots, book, reschedule and confirm appointments while respecting provider-specific rules. See Krisper for appointment management.
Follow-up and reminders
Reach patients after consultations, procedures or discharge and route exceptions to the right team.
Patient navigation
Help patients understand where to go, what to prepare and whom to contact next.
Care-team assistance
Reduce coordination burden by collecting information, closing loops and surfacing cases that need attention.
Decision-support systems
Structure relevant context and support clinical decisions within clearly defined human oversight.
Outcome-specific agents
Build for healthcare problems that do not fit a standard product, without forcing them into one.
Research signal
50.6% → 29.4%Burnout reported at one health system after 42 days of ambient documentation use.
In a 1,430-clinician observational study, ambient documentation was associated with lower burnout and a better perceived documentation experience.
JAMA Network Open · Observational studyIn practice
During the consultation
Ambient support can turn a conversation into a structured note or prescription draft while the clinician remains responsible for review and approval.
How engagements begin
Narrow enough to prove. Designed to scale.
We do not begin with a broad promise. We begin with a defined outcome and the conditions under which the agent is safe to act.
01
Define the outcome
Agree on the patient, clinical or operational result the system must improve.
02
Map the boundaries
Translate protocols, privacy requirements, actions and escalation rules into the system design. Learn how to map protocols into agent safety controls.
03
Prove it safely
Evaluate against representative scenarios before starting with a narrow, observable deployment.
04
Expand with evidence
Increase scope only when performance, safety and operational value support it.
Better access
More patients reach the right service without unnecessary friction.
More capacity
Care teams spend less time on avoidable coordination work.
Stronger continuity
Fewer patients and next steps disappear between interactions.
Have a healthcare problem that does not fit a standard product?
That may be exactly where a purpose-built agentic system creates the most value.