medOS ultra

Agentic AI

AI agents that run your
hospital operations

From the front desk to the back office, medOS agents handle the operational work — collections, recall, revenue integrity, capacity and clinical drafting — proactively and around the clock. They propose. You approve. The system executes.

Recommender-firstHuman sign-offPlane-isolatedOn-box AI option
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The operating model

Agents propose. You approve. The system executes.

Most automation asks you to trust a black box. medOS keeps four steps deliberately separate — so an agent can run your operations without ever acting without you.

01

Sense

Agents read across the systems you already run — clinical, financial, inventory and the digital twin — on one event substrate. No data warehouse to build.

02

Propose

The agent drafts the next best action with its reasoning and a confidence score. Nothing is sent, charged or changed. It is a recommendation, not an act.

03

Approve

The proposal lands in a unified inbox. A human accepts, edits or rejects — and that decision is the training signal that sharpens the agent over time.

04

Execute

On accept, the agent calls the very same workflow your staff use. No shadow write paths, no parallel system — one funnel into your real systems of record.

The agent workforce

A digital coworker for every operational job

Each agent is scoped to one job and one data plane, drafts work in your team's queue, and learns from every accept, edit and reject.

Collections agent

Patient financial

Tracks Promise-to-Pay commitments, reaches out to at-risk accounts before they age, builds installment plans by ability to pay, and escalates through collection tiers — every message drafted by the agent and sent on your approval.

  • Promise-to-Pay + auto follow-up
  • At-risk outreach before delinquency
  • Capacity-based installment plans
  • Tiered escalation routing
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Growth & recall agent

Patient relationship

Recalls lapsed and no-show patients, runs consented campaigns to the right segment, scores leads and nurtures service-line opportunities — purpose-bound to consent, never spam.

  • No-show & lapsed-visit recall
  • Consented campaign execution
  • Lead scoring & lifecycle
  • Opportunity pipeline
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Revenue-integrity sentinel

Revenue cycle

Catches what leaks — supplies consumed but never charged, under-coded encounters, preventable denials and no-show yield loss — and proposes the correction for a coder to post.

  • Charge-leakage detection
  • Under-coding recovery
  • Denial prevention, pre-bill
  • No-show yield
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Capacity & disruption agent

Operations

Senses a capacity breach from the HORUS digital twin and proposes a recovery plan — defer electives, open surge beds, reroute admissions — quantified by a live simulation before you act.

  • Twin-driven surge response
  • Bed & OR optimization
  • Re-accommodation playbooks
  • Quantified by Monte-Carlo
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Clinical coworkers

Clinical · plane-isolated

The coder drafts ICD-10/DRG, the nurse drafts SBAR and care plans, the pharmacist offers a second opinion, the ambient scribe drafts the note — all draft-until-signed, never an autonomous clinical write.

  • Medical coder
  • Nurse SBAR & care-plan
  • Pharmacist second-opinion
  • Ambient scribe
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Service & support agent

Front office

Triages inbound tickets, deflects the routine, routes the rest with full context, and flags issues before they escalate — across patient and prospect channels, with the plane decided per task.

  • Ticket triage & deflection
  • Context-rich routing
  • Proactive issue detection
  • Patient & prospect channels
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Automations in action

Watch each agent draft live work

Every panel is one agent running its loop — sensing across your systems, drafting the next best action with a confidence score, and queuing it for a human to accept, edit or reject. Open any panel for the full agent. Nothing here sends, charges or changes anything on its own.

Collections agentpatient financial
live
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Promise-to-Pay outreach

Balance ฿4,200 · due Jun 20 · SMS channel

“Hi, a friendly reminder — reply YES to confirm…”
recommenderconf 0.86
AcceptEditReject
drafting…→ inbox ✓
Growth & recall agentpatient relationship
live
senseproposeapproveexecute
no-show · 30d142 patients

Lapsed-visit recall

lead score · top segment scored & queued

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drafting…→ inbox ✓
Revenue-integrity sentinelrevenue cycle
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OR consumptioncharge ledger
Suture pack ×2charged
IV giving set ×1consumed · not charged
Anesthesia circuitcharged

+ propose charge line · ฿180 recovered

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drafting…→ inbox ✓
Capacity & disruption agentoperations
live
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HORUS twinWard B · 94% ▲

Surge recovery plan

Defer 3 electives · open 4 surge beds

Monte-Carlo · p95 breach averted

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drafting…→ inbox ✓
Clinical coworkersclinical · plane-isolated
live
senseproposeapproveexecute
encounter notedraft-until-signed

Coder draft · ICD-10 + DRG

I21.4NSTEMI
E11.9Type 2 diabetes
DRG 281AMI w/o CC
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drafting…→ inbox ✓
Service & support agentfront office
live
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inbound queue3 new
Reschedule requestauto-deflected
Billing disputeroute → cashier
Lab result queryroute → nurse

context-rich routing · escalation flagged

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drafting…→ inbox ✓

Proactive intelligence

It sees the problem before you do

The agents watch the same signals your best supervisor would — across capacity, cash, claims and supply — and surface the issue while there is still time to act.

Capacity breach

Occupancy crosses a ward band — recovery proposed before gate-level disruption.

Charge leakage

Consumed but never charged — the missing line surfaced for a coder.

Payment risk

An account drifting toward delinquency — outreach before it ages.

Denial risk

A claim likely to be rejected — flagged pre-bill, not after.

No-show pattern

A booking likely to lapse — recall or backfill proposed in time.

Supplier drift

Lead-time variance and stock-outs identified before they bite.

Not a black box

Why hospitals trust agents here

Autonomy without guardrails is a liability in a setting where a wrong action harms a patient or a balance sheet. These are the design choices that make agentic operations safe to run.

Recommender-first, not autonomous

Agents propose; humans dispose. Clinical writes and payment captures can never run hands-free — by design, not by policy.

Quantified by the twin

Operational proposals are scored by a live discrete-event simulation — a number you can trust, not an LLM hunch.

Plane-isolated

Growth agents literally cannot read a chart — isolation is enforced at the database grant, not just in app logic.

Funnels into your workflows

On accept, the agent uses the same endpoints your staff use. No parallel system to reconcile, no second source of truth.

On-box AI, optional

Run inference on Ollama on your own hardware. PHI never has to leave the building — air-gapped deployments supported.

Audited per decision

Every proposal and disposition is logged with its full reasoning trace, attributed to a named agent identity.

Enterprise impact

What changes when agents run the floor

001

Around-the-clock operations

Agents work the backlog 24/7. Your team works the exceptions, not the queue.

002

Revenue you were leaving behind

Proactive collections, recovered charges and fewer denials — the money already owed to you.

003

Safe by construction

Recommender-first, human sign-off, plane-isolated and audited on every decision.

004

One operations console

Every agent proposal in a single workspace, with twin context and an SLA.

Built on the medOS event substrate and the HORUS digital twin — the same backbone your clinical, financial and operational systems already run on. Agents are an addition to your stack, not a replacement for it.

Put a digital coworker on every job

See the agents draft real work against your own workflows — collections, recall, capacity and clinical — all under human sign-off.

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