The integrated care platform that automates the manual work and surfaces what you need
The clinic command center for booking, charting, patient messaging, billing and reporting
Stage
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Founded
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Based in
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CA
Pricing model
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Paid
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Core plan: CAD 89 per doctor per month or CAD 69 per doctor per month billed annually (CAD 828 per year). Optional add-ons: AI Scribe CAD 99 per provider per month or CAD 79.17 per month billed yearly; More branches CAD 20 per branch per month or CAD 15 per month billed yearly; API access CAD 99 per
Key features
Online triage with clinical guideline-linked questionnaires
Direct appointment booking connected to rotas
Automatic document processing and summaries
EHR integration with EMIS and SystmOne
Clinical analytics and performance data
Patient messaging and batch communications
AI receptionist for patient calls
Care team collaboration tools
AI scribe and copilot functionality
Online, text and phone booking on one calendar
AI-assisted clinical note drafting with clinician review
Prescription management with allergy checking by drug family
Patient portal with secure messaging and family accounts
Lab, imaging and referral requisitions
Video visits from a link
Claims processing with validation for Alberta
Revenue reporting, payroll and audit trail
Appointment reminders by text and email
Refill requests through patient portal
What makes it different
Built by doctors for primary care workflows
Integrated single platform for consultations and productivity
Enables higher patient volumes without additional staffing
Reduces document processing time by more than half
Single integrated system where all clinic operations run from one place with no duplicate data entry
AI scribe that listens to visits and drafts notes with only spoken words counting toward usage
Data stored in Canada with encryption in transit and at rest
Pricing per doctor with no charge per claim or percentage of billing
Patient-side booking and messaging requires no installation