A licensed clinician owns every judgement call and signs off anything consequential — it's enforced in the software, not just policy. Everything Medroid does is recorded and auditable, and it's grounded in the patient's own record and cited guidance. Read the safety model →
No — it does the work you can't staff. Most clinics use Medroid for the roles they've been unable to fill, or to relieve people buried in admin so they can do higher-value work. It's the hire you couldn't make, not a layoff.
Yes — Medroid operates your existing system by driving the screen the way a person would, so there's no integration project and no switching. We onboard it to your specific system during setup.
It's designed to stop and ask when it's uncertain, and to prove its reasoning with links to the source. Consequential actions are held for a clinician's approval before they happen — so a mistake is caught at review, not after it reaches a patient.
Licensed clinicians supervise and sign off the work — yours, or ours, licensed where the work is performed. Medroid does the administrative and preparatory work; clinical judgement and accountability stay with the clinician.
By the role (roughly half the human cost) or by verified completed task. You only pay for work that's confirmed done in your system. See pricing →
A 20-minute fit call: tell us the role you can't fill and your volume, we size it, and you start with one role on your own patients. Book it →
Twenty minutes. The role you can't fill. A straight answer.