Clinical Workflow
Purpose-built intake system for sleep medicine. Collects sleep history, symptom questionnaires, medication lists, and risk factors before the patient's first appointment—speeding diagnosis and improving clinical efficiency.
Clinicians have complete sleep history and screening scores before the patient enters the exam room. This reduces appointment time and improves diagnostic efficiency.
The system scores sleep apnea risk (STOP-BANG, Berlin) and flags high-risk patients for prioritized diagnostic scheduling or expedited sleep studies.
AI intake detects cardiac, metabolic, and respiratory comorbidities that affect sleep disorder diagnosis and treatment selection—alerting clinical staff to red flags before the visit.
With structured pre-visit data, clinicians spend less time on history-taking and more on physical exam, treatment planning, and patient education.
Structured sleep history
Symptom onset, severity, frequency, and sleep architecture documented before visit
Automated risk scoring
STOP-BANG, Berlin, and other validated sleep apnea screening tools applied in real time
Red flag escalation
Severe respiratory symptoms or comorbidities flagged for clinician review
Pre-visit readiness
Clinicians have complete intake data and risk assessment upon patient arrival
The system covers symptom onset and duration, snoring frequency and loudness, witnessed apnea episodes, daytime sleepiness severity, morning headaches, nocturia, restless legs, dream recall, and sleep position. It also screens for triggers (alcohol, medications, stress) that affect sleep quality.
The AI collects responses to each STOP-BANG item (snoring, tiredness, observed apnea, blood pressure, BMI, age, neck circumference, gender) and Berlin items (snoring, fatigue, apnea witnessed) and automatically calculates risk scores, flagging high-risk patients.
Yes. The system cross-references patient medications against known sleep-affecting drugs (stimulants, decongestants, certain antidepressants, beta-blockers) and alerts clinicians to potential contributions to insomnia or hypersomnolence.
The system immediately escalates severe or red-flag symptoms (severe daytime sleepiness, witnessed prolonged apnea, chest pain, severe fatigue) to clinical staff for urgent review or same-day assessment.
Yes. Responses flow directly into the EMR as structured fields for named integrations (athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Epic, Elation, Cerbo, Hint, Tebra, AdvancedMD, ModMed), reducing manual data entry and ensuring consistency between intake and clinical documentation.
Yes. Patients receive a link to the intake form by email or SMS before their scheduled visit. They can complete it on any device, and responses are securely stored and ready for the clinician.
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