Care Coordination Infrastructure for Fertility Clinics & Reproductive Health Partners

Fertility and family-building care spans clinical, financial, emotional, and logistical steps that rarely live in one place. Patients often arrive underprepared, and coordination across partners is largely manual. PtP is a consent-aware care coordination layer: it helps patients arrive prepared and helps your team see journey context across those steps - without replacing your EHR or professional judgment.

PtP supports your clinic across the reproductive journey — structured patient onboarding, care coordination across diagnostics and medications, benefits and cost visibility, journey tracking, and patient support between visits. It improves patient readiness, coordination, communication, and operational visibility, and runs alongside your EHR rather than replacing it.

PtP runs alongside the systems you already use through FHIR R4-based integration, and your EHR remains the clinical system of record. Where integrations are enabled, relevant context can carry forward with patient consent. PtP adds coordination and readiness around your existing workflow rather than replacing it.

Before the first visit, PtP helps patients organize the information your team needs: medical and reproductive history, cycle history, prior fertility testing and treatments, current medications, family-building goals, insurance and benefits context, and the questions they want to ask. Patients arrive better prepared, and your team can understand the situation ahead of the appointment.

No. PtP does not diagnose, recommend treatment, or make clinical decisions. Diagnosis, treatment recommendations, prescriptions, and procedures remain with your licensed care team. PtP organizes information and supports coordination around those decisions.

The AI provides AI-supported organization and coordination — summarizing intake, organizing medical and reproductive histories, flagging missing information, suggesting next-step questions, and structuring journey context so your team can review information more efficiently. It functions as a decision-support layer. It does not make autonomous medical decisions, does not diagnose, and does not replace clinical judgment.

Privacy and consent are built into how PtP works: consent-aware sharing, role-based access controls, encryption in transit and at rest, secure data exchange, auditability of access and workflow actions, and minimum-necessary data principles, with HIPAA-aligned workflow design. To be transparent, PtP is preparing for clinical pilot environments and is not currently making certification claims such as HIPAA compliance or SOC 2 — unless and until those requirements are formally completed.

PtP is designed around a minimum-necessary approach. Depending on the deployment model, PtP may store structured intake, pathway status, consent records, task history, and audit logs. Where integrations are enabled, PtP aims to retrieve relevant information with consent rather than duplicate a full medical record. Your EHR remains the primary record.

Yes — including IVF, IUI, fertility preservation, donor options, surrogacy, and adoption exploration, across diverse family structures. PtP organizes the relevant information so patients can discuss options with the appropriate medical, legal, financial, and support professionals. Not every pathway applies to every patient.

Onboarding may include organizational verification, user roles, workflow configuration, pathway setup, consent configuration, and integration planning. Timeline depends on scope, number of users, and whether EHR integration is included.

PtP is initially designed for fertility clinics, reproductive endocrinology teams, OB/GYN partners, and care coordination teams supporting patients through infertility and family-building journeys. Over time, PtP can connect additional medical and non-medical partners such as mental health, benefits, legal, donor, surrogacy, and adoption professionals.

Early pilot partners gain direct input into product design, workflows tailored to real practice needs, and closer, more collaborative support as the platform develops.

Yes. PtP improves visibility into cost ranges and benefits and helps identify coverage gaps, giving patients and your team earlier benefits and cost clarity. These estimates support, but do not replace, formal financial counseling.

PtP offers optional, validated wellness questionnaires (anxiety, stress, quality-of-life), guided journaling, meditation and breathing exercises, and music/art therapy resources, along with community connection. These are supportive resources — not a substitute for mental health treatment. Selected wellness trends are shared with the care team only with patient consent.

Support includes implementation guidance, workflow configuration, technical assistance, and ongoing refinement as your workflows evolve.