Urgency triage
Red-flag findings such as spreading swelling, trismus, fever, trauma or a suspicious lesion move a referral up the queue, with the reason shown.
Sapyyn AI reads each incoming referral, suggests how quickly it should be seen, lists what is missing, and drafts a plain-language explanation for the patient. Your clinicians make every decision.
Red-flag findings such as spreading swelling, trismus, fever, trauma or a suspicious lesion move a referral up the queue, with the reason shown.
Before you schedule, see whether imaging, medical history, insurance and contact details are on file. Referring offices can run the check before they send.
A short, calm explanation of why the patient is being referred and what to bring, written to be read on a phone.
The standard triage engine runs on Sapyyn's own servers. No referral details are sent to an outside AI company.
Practices that want a large language model for richer summaries can turn it on only after a Business Associate Agreement covers the model provider. Even then, the model can add context but can never downgrade a red flag the safety rules found, and every suggestion is labeled as decision support for a clinician to confirm.
Read the HIPAA readiness overviewThese agents are being designed with partner practices. Join early access to help shape them.
Consult notes drafted from the visit conversation.
ClinicalA visual, take-home treatment summary with financing options.
ClinicalMedical-grade interpretation for patients who prefer another language.
ClinicalReminders and check-ins for patients who have not scheduled.
RevenueSurfaces unscheduled treatment plans worth a second conversation.
RevenueEligibility and pre-authorization support before the visit.
RevenuePractice sessions and feedback for treatment coordinators.
TeamReferral, acceptance and follow-up trends in one view.
InsightEarly-access practices try new agents first and tell us what matters. No patient information, please.