Make one workflow better.
Start with a defined need—documentation, authorizations, medication review, or coordination. Scope the capability and investment around that work.
Explore capabilities →Connected clinical work. Governed by you.
Works alongside
your EHR.
Agents lift the load.
Your team leads.
EHRPulse agents gather information, prepare documentation and authorization requests, and coordinate follow-up alongside your existing EHR. Your team reviews exceptions and makes the clinical decisions.
Your existing EHR stays in place. Your team stays in control.
Agents prepare. Clinicians decide.Illustrative
Your existing EHRAdmission event
Agents assemble patient contextConnected source records
Agent workAgents prepare medication reviewDifferences and source information surfaced
Your clinical team reviewsApprove, edit, or return for further review
Human authorityApproved record → configured EHR pathEvidence retained
Designed to work with
the systems you already use
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A practical path forward
Start where work
needs to move.
You don’t have to change everything to improve something. Add a capability, keep information connected, and expand when the value is clear.
Keep your systems connected.
Connect the information each workflow needs through the interfaces and permissions available in your environment.
See coexistence →Choose what comes next.
Evaluate additional capabilities when there is a clear need. Each scope starts with a review of data access, integration effort, and expected value.
Explore additional capabilities →The work EHRPulse carries forward
Less work between
the moments of care.
Agents take on the gathering, drafting, tracking, and coordination that surround care—bringing prepared work to the people responsible for review.
Documentation
Turn encounter information into structured drafts for clinicians to review and sign.
Prior authorization
Assemble the clinical context, prepare the request, and keep follow-up work moving.
Medication reconciliation
Bring medication information together and surface discrepancies for clinical review.
Care coordination
Connect referrals, handoffs, discharge planning, and follow-up in a governed workflow.
Clinical operations
Support scheduling, inbox work, orders, billing, and reporting across connected systems.
Grants & outcomes
Connect applications, award commitments, outcomes, and reporting for community care.
Begin with a focused scope. Add connected capabilities as your needs grow.
See the full capability picture →How your systems stay connected
A shared understanding
of your clinical data.
EHRPulse uses a Semantic Digital Twin (SDT): a structured model of the meaning and relationships of data in your systems. It maps different fields and formats to shared clinical concepts, to support data exchange through available, authorized connections.
Source fields · illustrative
Shared clinical conceptEncounter
Workflow contextThe relevant visit
For an optional migration
Where a migration is appropriate and source data is accessible, SDT supports mapping, review, and validation.
For ongoing exchange
SDT runtime maintains that shared meaning as connected systems continue operating and exchanging updates.
Your existing environment
EHR & connected systems
Clinical records, encounters, medication information, and operational events.
The connecting layer
SDT runtime
Shared meaning. Ongoing exchange. Defined ownership of each record.
Your next capability
EHRPulse workflows
Context assembled, work prepared, decisions reviewed, approved updates returned.
Exchange paths depend on the source system, enabled interfaces, permissions, and the workflow being deployed.
Human authority, built into the work
Agents do the groundwork.
Your people decide.
EHRPulse agentsGather · draft · coordinate · track
Prepare the work and carry out permitted steps.
Your clinical teamReview · decide · approve
Resolve exceptions and retain clinical authority.
Evidence Data TraceIllustrative record
- Work initiated
- Admission event received
- Sources used
- Connected medication records and available patient context
- Work prepared
- Medication discrepancies presented for review
- Human authority
- Pharmacist review → physician sign-off
- Result
- Approved content routed through the configured write-back path
Example workflow structure. Review roles and integration paths are configured for the organization.
Your next step
Start with the work that can’t wait.
Bring us one workflow, your existing systems, and the outcome you need. We’ll assess the data access, integration scope, and investment for a practical first deployment.