Clinician in the loop
Clinical and sensitive outputs go to qualified staff for review and approval before anything is used or sent.
Aarvexa builds AI agents that support clinical documentation, patient communication, prior authorization, scheduling and revenue-cycle work, inside your EHR, with clinician review and audit trails built in.
Healthcare is not a generic use case. Every agent we build is shaped by clinical workflows, privacy duties and the people who rely on it.
Clinical and sensitive outputs go to qualified staff for review and approval before anything is used or sent.
Role-based access, minimum-necessary data handling and masking before model calls, wherever your policy requires it.
Agents work through your EHR, billing and scheduling systems using HL7, FHIR and API connectors.
Success metrics such as turnaround time and rework are agreed before build and tracked after go-live.
Outcomes depend on scope, data quality and workflows. We define success metrics with you before development begins.
Most stalled projects were not blocked by the model. They were blocked by integration, privacy, adoption and unclear ROI.
Patient data sits across EHRs, billing, scheduling, imaging and paper. An agent that cannot reach it has little value.
Teams are unsure how protected health information may be used with AI, so projects wait on legal and security reviews.
Tools that add clicks or give unexplained answers get ignored. Staff need transparent, reviewable output.
Without agreed metrics, leaders cannot tell what improved, what it costs and whether to scale.
Healthcare AI agents are software agents that complete defined tasks inside care and administrative workflows, within permissions and review points you control. They support professionals; they do not replace them.
Agents read what your teams read: chart notes, referrals, faxes, forms, schedules, messages and audio.
They apply your rules, call the right tools and complete multi-step tasks across connected systems.
Anything clinical or uncertain goes to a human with context, and every step is logged.
From first workflow to production rollout, one team covers strategy, build, integration and support.
We map your workflows, rank use cases by value and risk, and define the data, privacy and success criteria before any build starts.
Agents that turn conversations, dictation and handwritten notes into structured draft notes for clinician review and sign-off.
Assistants that answer routine questions, handle scheduling requests, send reminders and hand off to staff when needed.
Agents that gather clinical evidence, check payer requirements, prepare packets, track status and follow up on denials.
Secure connections between agents and your EHR, billing, scheduling, patient portal and communication platforms.
Extraction from referrals, faxes, lab reports, forms and scanned records, with confidence scores and review for uncertain fields.
We track accuracy, adoption, exceptions and cost after launch and adjust agents as your workflows and payer rules change.
Examples of what we design. Each agent is tailored to your systems, data, specialty and approval rules.
Drafts visit notes and summaries from conversations and dictation, ready for clinician review and edit.
Collects history, insurance and consent details, then pre-fills records for staff to verify.
Books, moves and confirms visits, fills cancellations and reduces no-shows with timely reminders.
Checks payer requirements, assembles supporting evidence and routes the packet for approval.
Suggests codes from documentation for certified coders to review, with the supporting text highlighted.
Collects symptoms, applies your protocols and routes patients to the right level of care, with escalation to clinicians.
Answers routine questions, sends instructions and follow-ups, and escalates sensitive conversations to staff.
Tracks referrals, follow-ups and care gaps across systems so patients do not fall through the cracks.
Analyses denials, drafts appeals with supporting records and tracks every claim to resolution.
Reviews incoming device and patient-reported readings against your thresholds and alerts the care team.
Model-agnostic and vendor-neutral. We choose the stack that fits your data, security and integration needs.
Clear decision points, defined scope and visibility at every stage.
We shadow the real process, list the systems, users, exceptions and approval points, and agree the success metrics.
We define data access, masking, retention, hosting and review rules with your privacy and security teams.
We build the agent, connect it to your EHR and operational systems and set up logging and escalation paths.
We test against realistic scenarios and edge cases with the staff who will use the agent every day.
We roll out to a limited group first, with human review on, then widen as results and trust build.
We track accuracy, adoption, exceptions and cost, and keep the agent aligned with changing rules and workflows.
Start small or go end to end. Scope and timelines are agreed with you after the consultation.
A focused assessment of your workflows, systems and data that ends in a ranked roadmap and a clear business case.
Best for exploringOne agent on one workflow with a limited group, built to prove value and controls before wider rollout.
Best for proving valueA production agent or agent suite integrated with your core systems, with testing, documentation and handover.
Best for scalingOngoing monitoring, tuning and new-capability work after go-live, as your needs evolve.
Best for long termWe design with HIPAA and other healthcare privacy requirements in mind and work within your security review process.
Agents and users see only the data their role needs, with permissions that follow your policies.
Only the minimum necessary data is used, and identifiers can be filtered before any model call.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with secrets and keys managed securely.
Interactions, data access and agent actions are logged so your team can see what happened and why.
Clinical and high-impact outputs require approval from a qualified person before use.
Run in your cloud, private infrastructure or on-premises to match your risk and residency needs.
Compliance depends on how a solution is built, hosted and operated, and on your own policies. We are glad to work under a business associate agreement where applicable.
An illustrative engagement showing how a healthcare AI agent is scoped and delivered. Details are representative, not client-specific.
A clinic group lost hours every week to manual prior authorization: reading referrals, hunting for evidence, filling payer forms and chasing status. Aarvexa designs an agent that prepares each packet and leaves the decisions to staff.
We design around clinical workflows, terminology and the realities of busy care teams.
Access control, masking and audit trails are part of the first design, not an afterthought.
We connect agents to the systems you already run instead of asking you to replace them.
Review steps and transparent output keep professionals in control and build trust.
Defined scope, checkpoints and metrics so you always know what is being built and why.
Engineering experience across industries, with a 98% successful go-live rate.
Tell us about your workflows, systems and privacy requirements. We will suggest a practical first agent, with the controls to match.
Straight answers on healthcare AI agents, compliance and security, integration, implementation, pricing and who we are.
Healthcare AI agents are software agents that complete defined, multi-step tasks inside healthcare workflows, such as drafting clinical notes, checking prior-authorization requirements, answering patient questions or coordinating schedules. They work within the permissions, review points and rules you set.
Usually in high-volume, rules-driven administrative and documentation work: intake, scheduling, prior authorization, coding support, claim follow-up and patient communication. A short consultation helps pick the best first use case.
No. Agents take on repetitive preparation and coordination so people can focus on judgment and care. Clinical and sensitive decisions stay with qualified professionals through review and approval steps.
Yes. The list shows common patterns. We design custom agents around your specialty, workflow, data sources and governance requirements.
No. Agents are designed to work with your existing EHR, practice management, billing, scheduling and communication systems.