Family practice. 4 physicians. 2,400 active patients.
Every new patient = 20 minutes of manual data entry. 8-12 new patients daily.
Built intake automation. Reduced to 2 minutes verification only. 66 minutes saved per provider per day.
THE PATIENT INTAKE BURDEN:
Every new patient submits:
- Insurance card (front and back photos)
- Medical history questionnaire
- Current medications list
- Consent forms
- Emergency contact info
Admin staff manually types everything into EHR. 20 minutes per patient.
THE 6-NODE WORKFLOW:
1. Patient uploads forms via portal (phone photos accepted)
2. Convert images and PDFs to text
3. Pull patient demographics, insurance details, medical history
4. Verify insurance eligibility via API
5. Pre-populate EHR system
6. Flag missing info for followup
Staff verifies accuracy (2 minutes) instead of manual entry (20 minutes).
WHAT CLINICS ACTUALLY CARE ABOUT:
Not "AI is cool."
They care about: Provider time. That's their most expensive resource.
20 minutes of admin work per patient = less patient time. Automation gives providers back 66 minutes daily for actual patient care.
THE RESULTS:
Before:
- Manual intake: 20 minutes per patient
- Daily new patients: 8-12
- Admin time wasted: 2.5-4 hours daily
- Annual cost: $32,000
After:
- Automated intake: 2 minutes verification
- Charts ready before appointment
- Admin redeployed to patient coordination
- Annual savings: $27,000
- ROI: 1.5 months
THE HIPAA CONVERSATION:
"Isn't this a HIPAA nightmare?"
No. Processing via API = no data storage. Encrypted transmission. Sign BAA. Done.
HIPAA compliance scared away most competitors. That's the opportunity.
THE PRICING:
Small practices (1-3 providers): $400/month
Medium practices (4-10 providers): $1,200/month
Large practices (10+ providers): $3,000/month
Setup: $4,000
Payback is immediate when you show them the provider time savings.
What healthcare workflow bleeds the most expensive staff time?