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Built for clinic, hospital IT, partner, and investor technical review
FHIR-native, consent-aware infrastructure for intake, readiness, care coordination, and clinician-reviewed journey support.
The problem
PtP helps clinics reduce intake burden, organize patient history, identify missing information, prepare patients for appointments, and keep care journeys updated under clinician review.
Manual review, repeated questions, missing documents.
Labs, imaging, medications, and prior care are scattered.
Patients often arrive uncertain about what to ask or prepare.
Healthcare pilots require clear controls, logs, and fallback steps.
Platform workflow
Four stages move a patient from first intake to a care-team-approved journey — with consent and clinician review built into the path, not bolted on.
Patient history, labs, imaging, medication and reproductive history.
What can be shared, with whom, why, and for how long.
Structured mapping for clinical workflow visibility.
Patient-visible journeys remain care-team approved.
Architecture
Designed for clinic, IT, and compliance review — inputs flow up through interoperability and workflow support to a clinician-approved journey.
Medical history · reproductive history · labs · medications · procedures · imaging · insurance · wellness questionnaires
FHIR · InterSystems IRIS / IRIS for Health · document upload · structured data mapping
Intake support · missing-data detection · appointment preparation · journey drafting · provider workflow support
Clinician-approved care journey · patient next steps · dashboard · monitoring · updates
Interoperability
PtP maps reproductive-care data to standard FHIR resources for clean exchange with clinic systems.
Scope
AI under clinician review
These are the AI-assisted steps — every one is reviewed by the care team before it reaches a patient.
PtP uses AI-assisted workflows to organize information and prepare draft outputs. Clinical decisions remain with the care team.
Hospital & clinic review
The controls and checkpoints hospital and IT reviewers look for before a pilot.
Current state vs roadmap
Honest status labels reduce credibility risk and help clinics and IT understand exactly what is available today versus what is on the roadmap.
Security & privacy
Security controls and patient-directed consent, designed for a healthcare pilot.
Pilot
A phased scope for hospital and clinic conversations.
Outcomes
What a well-run pilot should move for clinics and patients.
Less manual intake review and duplicate document requests.
Patients arrive with more complete information.
Providers see medical, reproductive, wellness, and document status before the visit.
Patients understand what to prepare, what to ask, and what comes next.
Clear bug reporting, escalation, and clinical review gates.
Infrastructure
A pilot-ready foundation for secure interoperability and clinical workflow.
Primary interoperability and FHIR workflow layer for hospital pilot readiness.
Secure cloud foundation, account structure, audit logging, encryption, deployment, monitoring, and future AI / analytics workflows.
Common healthcare data model for exchanging structured clinical information.
Pilot readiness
Get started
The page has a path for every audience — clinics, hospital IT, partners, and investors.
For Clinics
See how PtP helps clinics organize intake, medical history, documents, wellness inputs, and patient questions before the appointment.
For Hospital IT
Review consent-aware data sharing, FHIR workflows, audit logging, role-based access, and controlled pilot deployment.
For Partners
Connect services across care, benefits, documents, support, and next steps for patients and care teams.
For Investors
PtP is building the coordination layer for reproductive care: intake, benefits, care journeys, support, and provider workflows.
PtP is designed to be tested first with synthetic data, then validated through controlled pilot workflows. Patient-visible clinical journey outputs are gated by clinician review, with audit logs, consent controls, and issue escalation built into the workflow.