Clinicians and AI, working together

The Operating System for AI in Healthcare.

Syntropic is a shared workspace for clinicians and AI assistants, connecting patient information, practice tools, and team workflows.

AI assistants automate routine work in check-in, documentation, and billing to help lower labor costs. Your team controls access, reviews the work, and makes the clinical decisions.

Use Syntropic's built-in assistants or connect compatible AI assistants from other providers.

A visit note, in three steps.

  1. 01The clinician asks.

    Dr. Lee asks the assistant to update the visit note.

  2. 02The AI assistant prepares the work.

    It updates the requested sections and shows what changed.

  3. 03The clinician reviews and signs.

    Dr. Lee can edit the note and decide when it is ready to sign.

A real Syntropic encounter, shown with synthetic patient data.

An encounter in Syntropic. In the encounter channel, Dr. Morgan Lee suggests two skills and the encounter agent applies each one, reporting which chart sections it updated. Next to it, the chart shows an AI-generated summary, the version history of every section, and a Sign Off button for the clinician.

One connected environment across the practice

Clubhouseteam + agent chat
Encounterscharting + scribe
Front deskcheck-in + coverage
Billingcoding + claims
Atlasclinic knowledge
Auditevery access, logged

A shared operating environment

The context to understand. The tools to act. The workflows to work together.

An agent needs more than a model to help with care. Syntropic connects the patient record, practice tools, and team handoffs in one workspace, with access set by your organization.

CONTEXT

Work from the patient record.

Give authorized agents relevant chart information, encounter history, and your clinic's protocols so they can prepare useful work.

TOOLS

Do work where care happens.

Connect agents to tools for scheduling, eligibility, documentation, coding, and claims, within the permissions you grant.

WORKFLOWS

Keep the team in the loop.

Share work in encounter and team channels. Clinicians can review drafts, request changes, and make the final clinical decisions.

Built-in agents and compatible external clients connect to Syntropic's tools. Your organization sets access, and tool calls are recorded in the audit trail.

Follow a patient visit

Less manual work, from check-in to claim.

See where automation can reduce the work behind each visit, with your team reviewing results and handling exceptions. These product examples use synthetic patient data.

01 / Check-in

Reduce manual insurance entry and coverage checks.

The agent reads the insurance card from a photo and checks eligibility in real time, reducing the information staff need to enter by hand. Your front desk confirms the result and collects the copay.

Check-in for a patient. Fields read from a sample insurance card sit beside a real-time eligibility result showing active coverage and a $40 copay.

02 / Documentation

Spend less time drafting visit notes.

Syntropic records the visit, drafts each section, and suggests codes. The clinician reviews and edits the draft instead of starting from a blank note. Nothing is final until they sign.

A visit recording with a live transcript next to a visit note being drafted from it, plus suggested diagnosis and procedure codes.

03 / Billing

Automate routine coding and claim preparation.

Syntropic codes the signed visit and sends the claim when coding is complete. Your billing team can see the reasoning behind each code and work the exceptions.

  • Explained codes that point back to the note.
  • A clear timeline from signature to submission.
Today's claims, most sent automatically. The selected claim shows the note signed, AI coding complete, and claim sent within a minute, with the reasoning for its diagnosis code.

Automation and affordability

Lower the cost of running your practice.

Our goal is to lower your total operating cost through affordable software and less manual work. Start with the repetitive tasks that take the most staff time.

LABOR

Handle more work with less manual effort.

Automate routine preparation and data entry to reduce the staff time needed per visit. Look for opportunities to reduce overtime or handle growth without the same increase in staffing.

FOCUS

Put people where judgment matters.

Let agents prepare routine work while your team reviews results, handles exceptions, and cares for patients. Include that review time when assessing the savings.

PRICING

Affordable software is part of the goal.

The price of automation matters too. Discuss pricing for your practice, what is included, and any usage or setup costs as part of the full cost comparison.

Potential savings depend on your workflows, visit volume, staffing, and total software and implementation costs. Time freed for other work does not always mean lower payroll.

Discuss pricing and potential savings

Clubhouse

Your team and your agents, in the same channels.

The Lounge offers each next step to whoever is free, with an AI summary of the visit on every card. Agents post in the channels your staff already use, so anyone can see what they did and step in.

Tour Clubhouse
The Clubhouse Lounge offering three pieces of work: start triage, start exam, and discharge patient, each with waiting time and an AI-generated encounter summary.

Clinical oversight

Medical director oversight across every clinician.

Follow documented care in real time and bring AI-assisted review to every chart. Give medical directors a shared view of clinical work so they can review findings and guide their teams.

REVIEW COVERAGE

Built for 100% AI-assisted chart review.

Make every chart part of your review process. Configure clinical review criteria so AI can check the documented assessment, diagnoses, treatment plan, and follow-up as part of the encounter review workflow.

REAL-TIME VISIBILITY

See care as clinicians document it.

Authorized medical directors can open active encounters and follow chart updates as clinicians save their work. See the documented assessment and treatment plan, with review feedback updating in the same workspace.

CLINICAL LEADERSHIP

Turn findings into clinical guidance.

Review AI findings, discuss the chart with the care team, and address gaps in the assessment, plan, or follow-up. Medical directors guide the response; clinicians remain responsible for care decisions.

100% describes the chart-review coverage you can work toward with AI. Actual coverage depends on configured reviews and their completion. AI review and personal medical-director review are separate steps.

Explore medical director oversight

Agent oversight

Useful agents. Clear limits. Clinical judgment stays with people.

Set the tools your Syntropic agents can use and review proposed changes before they are written. Signing, clinical orders, and closing encounters remain with clinicians.

You decide what every agent can do.

Each capability is read-only or side-effecting, scoped to a level of PHI, and gated by approval.

  • Approval cards show the exact change before anything is written.
  • Hard limits keep signing, orders, and closing encounters with clinicians.
  • Untrusted evidence. Tool results inform an agent but never instruct it.
Scout's capability settings. Read-only tools such as read_chart run without approval. Side-effecting tools such as update_chart_section require approval every time. A banner lists the hard limits.

Grounded in your own protocols.

Ask Atlas answers from your clinic's knowledge base and cites every article it used.

See Atlas in a demo
Ask Atlas answers a question about a febrile infant with four protocol steps, each citing one of two clinic articles.

Open agent architecture

Bring a compatible agent. Connect it to clinical work.

Connect external agents through Model Context Protocol (MCP), or use the JSON command-line API for scripts. They can call Syntropic's practice tools with access controlled by OAuth scopes and tool grants. Every call is audited.

Use MCP and the command-line API for agent workflows, and the FHIR JSON API for supported healthcare data exchange.

Discuss your agent integration
syntropic-api schedule todayJSON + next steps
A terminal running syntropic-api. The JSON response lists waiting patients, the PHI tier, an audit ID, and suggested next commands.
MCP

Tools across the practice

Scheduling, eligibility, charting, coding, claims, Clubhouse, Atlas, surveys, logs, and audit.

OAUTH

Scoped by role

OAuth scopes and per-position tool grants decide which tools each client can call.

MODELS

Your choice of model

Anthropic, Amazon Bedrock, OpenAI, Gemini, and Vertex AI, limited to the providers you have approved for patient data.

SKILLS

Workflows your team can teach

Teach workflows as skills and let agents remember preferences between conversations.

REPORTS

Questions about your data

Authorized, read-only SQL reporting for administrators, with every query logged.

CLI

Built for automation

JSON responses include suggested next actions to help scripts and agents follow the workflow.

FHIR interoperability

A shared format for healthcare data.

HL7 FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) defines standard data structures called resources. These give healthcare systems a common way to represent and exchange information.

Syntropic's FHIR JSON API supports reading patient, appointment, location, and insurance-plan data, plus creating and updating patient records. Access requires authorization within your organization.

Each integration needs to match the supported resources, fields, and operations of both systems. Contact us to review compatibility with the system you want to connect.

About the FHIR standard

Security

Every call on the record.

People, agents, and MCP clients land in one audit trail with purpose of use and PHI level. Ask the Audit Assistant who looked at a chart, and why.

One audit trail for humans and agents.

See who acted, on whose behalf, through which tool, and how much patient information it touched.

Patient access log for one patient. The Audit Assistant summarizes seven records, and the table lists staff, the Scout agent acting for a provider, and an MCP client, each with purpose and PHI level. One after-hours view is flagged.

Built for PHI from the first line

  • Dedicated storage and encryption key for each organization ISOLATION
  • Every tool declares the level of PHI it touches PHI TIERS
  • Purpose of use recorded on every call AUDIT
  • OAuth scopes and per-position tool grants ACCESS

Controls for Syntropic agents

  • Tool results are treated as evidence, never instructions INJECTION
  • Side-effecting actions wait for a person to approve APPROVAL
  • No signing, orders, releases, or closing encounters HARD LIMITS
  • Access anomalies surfaced for review MONITORING

Questions

How can Syntropic help lower labor costs?

Syntropic automates routine work in check-in, documentation, and billing. The aim is to reduce staff time per visit so your practice can handle more work, reduce overtime, or limit additional hiring as it grows. Actual savings depend on your workflows, volume, staffing, and the time needed for review. We can discuss an estimate based on your practice, including software and implementation costs.

How do we discuss pricing?

Affordable software is part of our goal to lower practice operating costs. Contact us to discuss pricing for your practice, what is included, and any usage or setup costs. Compare the total cost with the work you expect to automate.

What makes Syntropic an operating system for AI in healthcare?

Syntropic provides a common environment where clinicians and compatible AI agents can work together. It connects clinical context, practice tools, and shared workflows, with permissions, human oversight, and an audit trail. The model supplies the intelligence; Syntropic supplies the environment for healthcare work.

How does Syntropic support medical directors?

Medical directors with the appropriate access can follow active charts as clinicians document care, review AI feedback, and discuss findings with the care team. The goal is AI-assisted review of every chart, with clinical review criteria configured for the practice. A completed AI review is distinct from a medical director's personal review and sign-off; actual coverage depends on review configuration and completion.

Who stays in control when an agent works?

Your team. Administrators decide which tools each agent can use. Read-only capabilities run right away. Side-effecting capabilities, such as changing a chart section, wait for approval. Signing notes, placing clinical orders, releasing messages, marking results reviewed, and closing encounters are never available to agents.

Which AI models does Syntropic use?

Agents run on models such as Claude through Amazon Bedrock by default. Administrators can choose among supported providers, limited to those approved for use with patient data.

Can we connect our own agents and scripts?

Yes, when they can use Syntropic's MCP tools or JSON command-line API with authorized access. Compatibility and available actions depend on the client, configured OAuth scopes and tool grants, and approved handling of patient information. Every tool call is audited. Contact us to discuss your integration.

How is patient information protected?

Each organization gets dedicated storage and its own encryption key. Every tool declares the level of PHI it touches, and every access records who, what, and why. We are happy to walk through our security practices in detail.

Are the screenshots on this site real?

The encounter at the top of this page is a real Syntropic screen. Before capturing it, we replaced every patient, staff, and clinic detail with synthetic data. The other screens are faithful recreations of the product, also filled with synthetic data. No real patient information appears anywhere on this site.

See where automation could lower your practice's costs.

Walk through your workflows, identify repetitive tasks, and discuss the staff time and costs Syntropic could help reduce.