100%
Said their medical team is not all in the same clinic or hospital
80%
Manage between four and six clinicians across those sites
80%
Attend seven or more appointments a year
What goes in
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Patients can record their symptoms, medications, doses, appointments, results, diagnoses, by text or by voice on our patient app
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Patients and Clinicans can upload documents and letters, stored automatically and fully queryable
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We pull, consolidate and structure EHR information; connecting to existing systems to ensure you are not starting from scratch with a new system
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Answers to pre-appointment questions set by your clinic or Before My Visit's custom AI Appointment Preparation tool​
What comes out
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An AI appointment summary that consolidates critical updates and insights since the last visit, or a full history for first time patients
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A dashboard where your team can query, using our custom AI chat interface, from the entire connected patient history
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Answers to the customised pre-appointment questions you have set for your patients
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Alerts on the parameters you define and want to kept up to date on in between appointments
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A structured, coded, consented dataset for research, where the patient has agreed to it
What Patients and Clinicans are Saying
Between appointments, a great deal happens. Symptoms come and go, medication changes, other teams make decisions. None of it reaches a consolidated, easily-consumeable record, so the work of putting it back together falls in two places: on the patient beforehand, and on the clinic during and after.
Before Appointments
60% patients are spending an hour or more preparing.
"It can take up a significant fraction of the consultation time to gather and format and summarise the documentation from these sources."
During Appointments
60% of patients said their Specialist was unaware of a key update that happened in between visits.
"This incomplete history impacts our ability to see everything necessary to make the right treatment decisions."
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After Appointments
80% of patients felt something important has gone unsaid by the end of an appointment.
"We regularly receive follow-up questions between appointments which is resource-heavy and dependent on resource availability."