The intelligence layer for your EHR
Your EHR,Alive.
Every agent your teams need, built on one living record, so each one makes the next smarter. On top of the EHR you already run.
One intelligence layer. Every workflow.
One living context of the whole patient, with intelligence that reasons over it and acts before you ask.
New referral · Prompt OpinionNew referralCode a visitCare-gap sweepPrior authInbox triageMr. Alvarez
Patient Pulse
Auto-coded31 sourcesAwaiting signature
2Fleischner recall, patient notified
Matched to payer criteria, 4 facts cited
Nothing reaches the chart until you sign.
Siloed agents. A chart that stays shut.
Every vendor ships another assistant, each fluent in one corner of the chart. None of them sees the whole patient. Not yet.
Capable agents, working in isolation, none compounding into a workflow.
Built on the record you already keep.
Prompt Opinion sits on top of the EHR you already run and brings the record to life: reading, reasoning, and writing back.
Prompt OpinionOncology note suggests Tx failure.
↳ CT abdomen, day 5 · progression noted
One record. Every team builds on it.
The same living context serves everyone who works on the patient. Each role acts on it in their own way, and nothing leaves without a human's sign-off.
Scattered sources. One coded record.
A data engine turns scattered notes, labs, and faxes into one structured, coded, validated record every agent can build on.
Pulls signal from notes, labs, and faxes. Every source, one stream.
A1c 8.2%
Agents that compound.
Every agent works from one living context, kept fresh the moment anything changes. No stale copies, no blind spots. Every agent always sees the whole, current picture.
In your inbox. On the phone. In the encounter.
A grounded answer, carrying the reason it fired, reaches you on whatever surface you are already working in.
- WardAgent · inboxranked by urgency1OVERDUEnow
Care transition unacknowledged
↳ discharge summary · 6 days ago
2A1c 8.2%: therapy may be failing
external lab · day 3
3Imaging result filed to chart
no action needed
- +1 (415) 555-WARDon callAny critical results pending?
Potassium 6.1: critical
↳ stat lab · 20 min ago
voice - Encounter · chart openmid-visitPrompt Opinionhands-free
Warfarin and a new NSAID: bleed risk
↳ active med list · updated today
Yours to grow forever.
Three ways agents come to life on the platform, and they all share one living record.
Hundreds of teams. Real workflows.
At the Agents Assemble Challenge, 300+ teams put the living record to work, from clinical follow-up to population health and research.
Hundreds of teams. Real workflows.
At the Agents Assemble Challenge, 300+ teams put the living record to work, from clinical follow-up to population health and research.
Coordinating follow-up across agents
Longitudinal reasoning, intelligent escalation, and agent-to-agent hand-off close the follow-up gaps that fall through the cracks in real care settings.
Governing every open care loop
Governed, longitudinal workflows surface unresolved care loops and prevent diagnostic follow-up failures, FHIR-native end to end.
Surfacing coding gaps from notes
Clinical NLP paired with deterministic reasoning pulls coding gaps out of unstructured notes and surfaces reimbursement insight. Every step traceable, audit-ready.
Never locked in.
Prompt Opinion rides the open rails the industry already agreed on.
Trust built in, not bolted on.
Every agent action traces to a source, carries a full audit trail, and waits for a clinician before it touches the chart.
A1c 8.2% → write to chart
See your record come alive.
One platform, every agent, one living record, on the EHR you already run. Come see it on your own data.
