Conversational intake
Patients answer a guided conversation instead of a static form, while the rule engine controls what gets asked and in what order.
Conversational intake and provider-facing summaries, built so a rule engine — not the model — controls clinical question logic. For clinics and telehealth operators who want intake automation without giving up clinical control.
Language models are good at conversation and at turning long answers into a readable summary. They are not a safe place to put clinical decision logic. So we split the job: deterministic rules, written with your clinicians, decide which questions are asked and when a case is escalated; AI makes the conversation feel natural and drafts the summary a provider reads.
The result is intake that patients finish more easily and providers review faster, with every clinical decision still made by a licensed human.
Patients answer a guided conversation instead of a static form, while the rule engine controls what gets asked and in what order.
Structured risk scoring that helps prioritize the review queue — a routing aid for staff and providers, not a diagnosis.
A concise summary of intake answers waiting when a provider opens a case, with the raw answers one click away.
Patient data minimized before it reaches any AI component, on an architecture built to support HIPAA-compliant workflows.
Answers that suggest an emergency stop the flow and direct the patient to urgent care, by rule — never by model guesswork.
Summaries and structured answers written back to your platform or EHR where its API allows.
We turn your intake forms and clinical protocols into explicit question and routing rules.
The patient-facing flow is written and tested for clarity, reading level and accessibility.
Rule engine, AI components and summaries built and connected to your platform.
Clinicians review outputs on test cases before launch, then we monitor and tune.
TAIOS is our own AI clinical intake product. If your workflow is close to standard, it’s usually the faster, cheaper path. Custom work is for everything it doesn’t fit.
Which question comes next, which answers are red flags and when to escalate are all decided by explicit rules you can read and sign off. The model never invents a question or skips one; it phrases them naturally and follows up on unclear answers.
Every summary links back to the patient’s own answers, so a provider can verify anything in seconds. Summaries describe what the patient reported — they don’t suggest diagnoses or treatments.
Only what the AI needs for the current step is sent, with identifiers stripped where possible, through AI providers that support HIPAA workloads under a Business Associate Agreement.
Before going live, your clinicians run realistic test cases — including edge cases and red flags — and approve the behavior. We keep monitoring after launch and adjust rules as protocols change.
If your intake is close to a standard clinical workflow, TAIOS, our own AI clinical OS, is usually the faster and cheaper path — its Intake Agent is ready to deploy. Custom work is for protocols, branding or systems it doesn’t fit.
We’ll reply within one business day, including an honest read on whether TAIOS or a custom build fits better.
No. AI components assist with conversation flow, summarization and triage routing. Clinical judgment and diagnosis stay with your licensed providers, and the underlying logic is rule-driven, not left to model inference.
TAIOS is our own off-the-shelf AI clinical intake product — the fastest way to get this capability live. This page is for custom AI intake built around your protocols, brand or existing platform when an off-the-shelf product isn’t the right fit.
Where your current system exposes an API, yes. We assess this during discovery rather than assume compatibility.
By moving structured data-gathering out of the visit into a guided intake step, and summarizing it before a provider opens the case — so review time goes to judgment, not transcription.
Red-flag answers are defined as rules with your clinicians. When one is triggered, the flow stops and the patient is directed to emergency or urgent care immediately.
Yes, for both custom builds and TAIOS-based implementations.
Tell us your current intake process — we’ll tell you what’s realistic to automate and how.
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