Coming soon · Direct primary care and concierge medicine

Your practice.
Your app.
A concierge for every member.

You sell access. This is how you deliver it without living in your inbox: an app where members handle the routine themselves, a front desk where everything else has an owner, and a scribe that finishes your note before you leave the room.

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Northside Family Medicine

Open 8–5 · Replies within 2 hours

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  • Refill · Lisinopril 10 mg

    With Dr. Chen

    We confirmed the medication and Northside Pharmacy. Dr. Chen's queue owns the next step.

    Reply by 10:00 AM

  • Schedule · Annual visit

    Confirmed

    Thursday, Oct 2 at 9:00 AM with Dr. Chen. Added to your calendar.

    Yesterday

  • Billing · Update card on file

    Held until 8:00 AM

    Received after hours. Your membership stays active. We will pick this up when the office opens.

    9:41 PM

Ask your care team… ↑
Illustration of a practice-branded member app with three requests in different states.

The problem

It is 9:41 PM.
A billing question and a rash are in the same thread.
You are the one sorting them.

Your members joined for a doctor who answers. What they got is an EMR portal, a scheduling link, a billing site, a form, and your text messages. They repeat themselves. They call to ask what happened.

None of that is the medicine you signed up to practice. None of it is what they are paying for.

What changes

Four things that are different on Monday.

See every feature
  1. 01

    Members use your app. It has your name on it.

    Not your cell phone. Not a vendor portal. Your practice's app and web portal, with your logo on their home screen. Notifications and email come from your practice, never from us.

  2. 02

    The routine, they handle themselves.

    Book or reschedule against the hours you publish. Request a refill. Fill out the intake packet. Pay an invoice or update a card. Check off the to-do you assigned. Read their labs. No phone call, no staff time.

  3. 03

    Everything else lands on a person.

    Members pick a topic; each topic routes to a clinician, a person, or a shared queue, with a response window. Staff assign, hold, escalate, and resolve with a written decision. One click drafts a reply; a person sends it.

  4. 04

    After hours stops paging you.

    Each topic has its own rule: hold until you open, accept and queue, or unavailable. Members see what happens next. Emergency language skips the hold, shows 911 instructions, and goes to the top of the queue.

Your morning

One screen for the day. One calendar for everyone.

The practice hub. Overdue and assigned requests, today's visits, notes waiting for your signature, and the birthdays you would otherwise miss. The front desk

Good morning, Dr. Chen

Tuesday, September 30

0

Overdue

3

Assigned to me

7

Visits today

2

Notes to sign

Today

  • 9:00 Annual visit · S. Patel In person
  • 10:30 Follow-up · M. Alvarez Start call
  • 1:15 Home visit · T. Nguyen Home

Requests

  • Refill · M. Alvarez Draft ready
  • Records · J. Okafor Awaiting member
  • Billing · S. Patel Held until 8:00
Key dates: Maya Patel turns 9 on Thursday · 2 membership anniversaries this week
Illustration of the staff home screen with attention counts, today's visits, open requests, and key dates.

The calendar. Every provider in day, week, month, or agenda view. Pick a visit type and the open slots light up. Video visits start from here, built in or on a clinician's own Zoom. Scheduling

Week of Sep 29

Dr. Chen Dr. Rivera Find a time · Annual visit
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
891011121
Annual · Patel
Follow-up
Open
Annual · Okafor
Video · Alvarez
Home visit
Open
New patient
Phone
Annual · Patel
Open
Follow-up
Annual · Nguyen
Open
Illustration of a two-provider week calendar with open annual-visit slots highlighted by find-a-time.

Clinician scribe

Finish the note
before you leave the room.

The clinician scribe records the visit, drafts a SOAP note, and waits for you. No note is written from memory, and none is signed for you.

  1. 1

    Record in the room

    Confirm every attendee agreed, then record from the exam-room device. Audio is saved in five-second pieces as you go, so a dropped connection loses nothing already sent.

  2. 2

    Get a SOAP draft

    The recording becomes a structured note. Every line links to the moment in the transcript it came from; anything it can't cite is left out.

  3. 3

    Review what matters

    Play any line back against the audio, edit the note, add an addendum. Before you can sign, you confirm you checked speakers, sources, doses, allergies, numbers, and negations.

  4. 4

    Sign, then send

    Sign in Practice Portal. Send the note to Elation or Cerbo as an unsigned draft and sign it there. Nothing reaches the chart until you do.

Clinician scribe · S. Patel · 18:42

All attendees consented

Subjective

  • Reports morning headaches for two weeks, worse after poor sleep. 0:42
  • Taking lisinopril 10 mg daily; missed two doses last week. 3:15

Objective

  • BP 142/88 seated, repeat 138/86. 6:02

Assessment

  • Hypertension, above goal with missed doses. 11:30

Plan

  • Resume daily dosing; home BP log for two weeks. 14:08
  • Follow-up visit in one month. 16:51
Check before signing: dose "10 mg" and "two doses" came from speech. Play 3:15 to confirm.
Sign note Send unsigned draft to Elation Nothing leaves until you sign
Illustration of a scribe SOAP draft with transcript timestamps on every line and a review warning before signing.
See how the scribe works

Patient chat

They are already asking ChatGPT. Give them one that knows their chart.

Your members are pasting their medication list into a chatbot at midnight. Bring that conversation into your app: it answers under your name, works from what is actually in their chart, and saves every exchange where your clinical team can read it.

Context from the chart
Their prescriptions and your visit types, not whatever they remember to type in.
You can see it
Every conversation is saved and readable by your clinical team, instead of disappearing into someone else's browser tab.
It knows its limits
It says it is AI. It will not diagnose, prescribe, change treatment, or book anything, and it sends emergencies to 911.
Your app, your call
On only if you turn it on, and off for any member you choose. Runs privately in our AWS account, with no outside AI service.
More on patient chat

Ask Northstar

AI assistant · not a clinician

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What is my lisinopril for, and when should I take it?

Lisinopril lowers blood pressure. Your prescription from Dr. Chen says to take one tablet by mouth once a day. If you want to change when you take it, message your care team first.

From your chart

Lisinopril 10 mg tablet

Take 1 tablet by mouth daily · Dr. Chen

Your care team can read this conversation. For an emergency, call 911.

Ask about your care… ↑
Illustration of the practice-branded AI chat explaining a patient's prescription from their chart, with a note that the care team can read the conversation.

Before your Oct 2 visit

New patient packet

3 of 4
  • ✓

    Registration

    Prefilled from your record

  • ✓

    Medical history

    12 sections

  • ✓

    Consent to treat

    Signed by Sarah Patel

    S. Patel
  • …

    PHQ-9

    Question 6 of 9

Saved as you go. Signed answers are locked; any correction is an attributed amendment.
Illustration of a new-patient packet with registration, history, a signed consent, and an assessment in progress.

Forms and intake

The intake packet, done before they walk in.

Build a form once. Send one form or a whole packet into the member's thread, and review the answers in the same queue as everything else. No separate intake tool, no second login.

  • Drag-and-drop builder with conditional logic and calculated scores
  • Registration, history, consents, and assessments in one packet
  • E-signatures; signed answers are locked, corrections are amendments
  • Prefilled from the record where the member is allowed to see it
  • Tablet kiosk mode and paper entry for the front desk
  • Every version kept; sent packets never change underneath the member
More on forms and intake

Your brand

Your name on the door. Your name on the app.

Every practice gets its own web portal and its own app in the App Store and Google Play, listed under your developer accounts. Your logo, your colors, your practice name on every screen, push notification, and email. Members download your app. Practice Portal is the engine underneath; nobody has to know.

Branded web portal
On your domain. Requests, appointments, chart, forms, membership.
Dedicated mobile app
Home, visits, messages, health, and account, with your icon. Notifications come from you.
More on the member app
members.northstarfm.com
N Northstar Family Medicine
  • Requests
  • Appointments
  • Chart
  • Membership

Good morning, Sarah

3 requests · all owned

Schedule · Annual visit Confirmed
Refill · Lisinopril 10 mg With Dr. Chen
Billing · Membership renewal Done
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Northstar Care

Refill · Lisinopril

With Dr. Chen

Annual visit

Thu, Oct 2 · 9:00 AM

Ask your care team…
Illustration of one practice's branded web portal and mobile app in its own colors and name.

Your EMR

Your EMR runs the chart.
Practice Portal runs the relationship.

You are not switching systems. Practice Portal reads the chart so members never re-enter what you already know. It writes back one thing, and only when a clinician chooses: a scribe note, as an unsigned draft for you to sign in the EMR.

Elation Health and Cerbo are supported today.

Other EMRs follow as practices ask for them. How the integration works.

System of record

Your EMR

Elation Health or Cerbo

Relationship

Practice Portal

Member app + staff + scribe

  • Patients
  • Appointments
  • Medications
  • Allergies
  • Labs
  • Vitals
  • Visit notes
  • Documents
  • Immunizations
  • Problems
  • Family history

Last item sent to Elation

Visit note draft · unsigned · sent by Dr. Chen · waiting for her signature in Elation

The line

Clinical decisions are yours. That is written into the system, not a policy PDF.

Every AI surface stops short of a decision. The scribe drafts; you sign. Drafted replies wait for a person to send them. Patient chat explains; it never prescribes. Anything that needs judgment becomes a task for a qualified person, and software cannot close it.

Read the security page
  • Diagnosis
  • Treatment decisions
  • Prescribing
  • Refill approval
  • Urgency calls
  • Signing a note

Early access

Opening to a limited number of practices.

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