clinicomm

In development

Contact information.

Clinicomm contact details will be published here when available. This page has no contact form.

Please do not send patient information

Do not send patient names, records, appointment details, photographs, screenshots of your existing system, or anything else that identifies a patient. Not by email, not by attachment, and not as an example of a problem. Describe the workflow in general terms and leave out details that could identify anyone.

Contact details

Not yet published

This page will list contact details when they are available. There is no email address or phone number published for Clinicomm here today.

Product status

In development

Clinicomm is being built for practice staff. It is not yet available for use in a clinic.

What discovery conversations will cover.

It is product discovery. We are trying to learn whether we are building the right thing for a real practice, and the most valuable half hour we can spend is listening to somebody describe a clinic day accurately.

It is not a sales call, because there is nothing to sell yet. Specifically:

  • There is no product you can buy, download, or install.
  • There is no pricing, so nobody will quote you one.
  • There is no test build to join and no waiting list being kept.
  • We will tell you plainly what does not exist yet, which today is most of it. See the roadmap for the order the work is being done in.

What we would love to hear.

  • How your team coordinates during a normal day, and who has to know what.
  • Where the current method breaks down — the moment something gets missed.
  • What you have already tried for this, and why you stopped using it.
  • What would have to be true before you would let a new tool near a shift.

None of that requires a single detail about a patient, and we would rather you left those details out.

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