Clinic Conductor by PulseAI
Care plan reports

Hours of preparation. Minutes of review.

A thorough assessment produces hundreds of values. Clinic Conductor assembles them into a summary built the way a physician reads, with the findings that change the plan first. The physician reviews, edits and signs.

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The report is what members pay for. Preparing it consumes your physicians.

Labs across dozens of biomarkers, imaging, genomics, fitness and history all have to be pulled together before a physician can begin. The ceiling on how many members a physician can see is set by that preparation, long before clinical capacity is reached.

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How Clinic Conductor handles it.

The assessment finishes and 214 values land at once.Forty-one of them fall outside the reference range.Six of those change what the physician would do next.Each one arrives with the member’s own history beside it.The physician reviews and signs. Nothing reaches the member before that.Every value from the assessment214 results41 outside range6 change the planSurfaced for the physicianApoB1.42 g/Lprevious 1.18 · target under 0.80HbA1c6.1 %previous 5.8 · target under 5.7Lp(a)94 nmol/Lfirst measurement · target under 75VO2 max28 mL/kg/minprevious 31 · below age bandVitamin D42 nmol/Lprevious 61 · target 75 to 125eGFR71 mL/minprevious 84 · watch, down 13Signed by the reviewing physician at 16:42 · 214 values read · 6 surfaced · the full panel stays attached
A completed assessment lands as 214 values. Forty-one fall outside the reference range and six of those change the plan, each shown against the member’s own previous result and your target. The reviewing physician signs before anything reaches the member.
What changes

Three things your team notices first.

Priority first.

Risk indicators and out-of-range values surface at the top, each against the member's own history and your targets.

Nothing hidden.

The full data set stays attached beneath the summary. The physician never signs something they cannot see.

The physician signs.

Nothing reaches a member until it is reviewed, edited where needed, and signed.

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Measured in production

Minutes

Physician review per patient at Optimal U, down from hours, with ten times the assessment capacity on the same team.

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What the physician sees

The summary, built the way a physician reads.

Each finding sits against the member's own previous result and your target, so movement over time is visible next to the number. The physician starts at the significant findings and reads down.

Two hundred values in, the six that matter first, with the full data set attached beneath. The physician reviews, edits and signs, and nothing reaches a member before that.

Illustrative sample. The member and values are fictional.
Every solution runs on the same layer

The next one is faster to add.

Patient intakeEvery enquiry answered and qualified, at any hour.Onboarding and eligibilityA confirmed member is set up in every system at once.Faxes and documentsEvery page read, filed or escalated on arrival.Forms and consentCompleted once, written everywhere it belongs.The S.M.A.R.T. Phone SystemEvery call answered, in more than thirty languages.
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Your Clinic IT Diagnostic starts on the first call. We show you exactly what this takes off your team.

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