The one screen that tells your team who needs them today.
The console is where the calls turn into action. Open it each morning and the few patients who need attention are already ranked at the top — each with a plain-English summary of what the AI heard, so your team can act in seconds instead of digging.
- HIPAA-compliant
- BAA-ready
- CPT 99490-native
- Transparent AI
Good afternoon, Dr. Patel
Here's what your panel looks like right now.
Short of breath climbing stairs this week, and up about three pounds since the last call. Took his water pill this morning.
Morning glucose running a little high the last few days. Mentioned she ran out of one of her medications and hasn't refilled yet.
Breathing easier than last week and picked up her refill on time. Good spirits, walking each morning.
- 73 AI calls placed — 61 completed, 9 no answer
- 14 CCM notes ready to bill
- 5 new concerns — 3 red, 2 yellow · 18 positive signals
This is the real Home view your team opens each morning — a panel summary, the CCM documentation ready to bill, and today's care queue with the AI's call summaries. Numbers are illustrative.
The few patients who need you today, ranked for you.
A high-risk panel is too big to call by hand and too important to leave to chance. The console turns every call into one ranked queue, so your team spends its time where it matters most — not deciding where to start.
Urgent — page a clinician now
The few patients who can't wait rise straight to the top, and a clinician is paged in real time. You don't go looking for them; they find you.
Worth a look — review queue
Concerns that aren't emergencies but shouldn't be ignored land in a ranked queue, so your team works the most important ones first.
Routine — logged and trended
The good-news calls are recorded and tracked over time, so a slow change shows up as a trend instead of getting lost in the noise.
Three buckets, one rule: urgent things reach a clinician right away, the worth-a-look ones wait in a ranked queue, and routine ones are logged and trended. How a patient is sorted into a bucket stays under the hood.
Open a patient and the whole story is already there.
No hunting through recordings. Each patient carries the AI's plain-English summary of the latest call, the concerns it raised, recent calls, and the trend over time — the context you need to act in seconds.
- The call summaryA short, natural-language read of what the AI heard — written for a clinician to skim, not a transcript to wade through.
- The concerns it raisedWhat rose to a flag and why, in plain words, with the urgency the AI assigned it.
- Calls and trendRecent check-ins and how the patient is tracking over time, so a slow change reads as a pattern.
Summaries are natural-language narratives only — never the questions the AI asks or the thresholds it escalates on.
James said he's been more short of breath climbing the stairs this week, and noticed his ankles looking puffier than usual. He took his water pill this morning and is keeping up with his other medications. Spirits were good, but he agreed it felt like more than a normal week.
- This morningCompleted · 4m 12s
- Three days agoCompleted · 3m 40s
- Last weekCompleted · 5m 02s
Know how much of your panel you actually reached.
A check-in program is only as good as its reach. The console shows coverage on one screen — who was reached this week, who's still pending, and where the concerns are.
Reached at least once this week.
The rest are retried automatically.
Down from 19 at the start of the week.
Numbers are illustrative. Coverage is scoped to your eligible panel and updated as calls land.
A concern has one path — and one way to close it.
No statuses to manage, no tickets to triage by hand. A concern surfaces, you see why, you act, and one step marks it done.
- 01
It surfaces
An urgent sign pages a clinician right away; a worth-a-look concern joins the ranked review queue.
- 02
You see why
Open the patient and the AI's call summary tells you, in plain words, what it heard that raised the flag.
- 03
You act
Call the patient, message a teammate, or hand off — whatever the situation needs. The context travels with the concern.
- 04
Mark it done
One step clears it. The concern leaves the queue, the call stays on the patient's record, and the trend keeps building.
Clinicians
See the ranked queue, open any patient, read the call summary, and clear concerns. The people who act on what the calls surface.
Care coordinators & staff
Work the review queue and keep coverage moving — follow up on pending calls and routine concerns without the clinician's full access.
Scoped to your organization
Everyone sees only their own organization's patients. Access is role-based, and every action on a patient is recorded.
See it run on your panel. In twenty minutes.
A working walkthrough on your patient mix and your geography — the real product, not slides. We'll show the calls, the escalation path, and the CCM documentation your team would bill.
A real person replies — usually the same business day. No sales sequence, no obligation.