AccesslyCare turns EHR data and deterministic clinical protocols into agentic workflows that extend specialist capacity — so patients reach the right care faster, diagnostic spend stays disciplined, and specialists spend their time where it matters most.
Referrals pile up, panels go unmanaged, and the wrong diagnostics get ordered along the way. Patients wait, spend climbs, and specialists spend their license on work that protocols could route.
Every specialty is capacity-constrained. A large share of referrals don't actually need an in-person specialist visit — but there's no scalable way to tell which.
Without enforced protocols, workups are inconsistent: unnecessary panels and extra markers get ordered, and the right test is often delayed.
Surveillance, repeat labs, and follow-up gaps fall through the cracks — operational work that protocols handle well, but humans can't track at scale.
AccesslyCare's first specialty wasn't prototyped in a lab. It was developed on a deterministic protocol authored by practicing specialists, then validated inside live referral and panel workflows across Northern California.
The hematology workup logic was written by practicing specialists — explicit and reviewable, not inferred by a model.
Validated inside real referral triage and panel management, measured against real operational outcomes.
Deployed across Kaiser Permanente in Northern California — one of the largest integrated delivery systems in the country.
AccesslyCare isn't a one-off workflow tool. It's a standardized operating platform: ingest the data, apply the protocols, run the workflow, and measure the result — repeatable across service lines.
Ingests relevant Epic Clarity, FHIR, lab, referral, encounter, scheduling, and longitudinal patient data into a specialty-aware model.
Stores and applies deterministic, specialty-specific protocols — explicit and authored by specialists, so every routing decision is traceable and clinically defensible. Over time it helps infer protocols from ongoing clinical data.
Builds agentic workflow applications that alleviate bottlenecks for specialists, APPs, MAs, and operational teams.
Tracks operational and financial ROI, usage, and workflow performance over time — so impact is provable, not anecdotal.
The first end-to-end build focuses on the two highest-leverage surfaces — the same pattern then extends to every specialty on the roadmap.

Uses referral data, lab history, and hematology protocols to determine whether a patient needs additional labs, APP review, eConsult/advice, or an in-person specialist visit.

Keeps the hematology panel on protocol cadence — surfacing who's due for surveillance, repeat labs, or discharge across cohorts like CLL and MGUS.
AccesslyCare improves the underlying operations of specialty care, then measures the result. The proof is the same; the value simply lands where your incentives are.
of referrals were resolved without a specialist visit after an incremental, protocol-driven workup — Kaiser Permanente, Northern California pilot.
AccesslyCare doesn't just surface cohorts and insights. It determines what operational action should happen next, then measures whether that action improved cost, access, and specialist capacity.
Fewer unnecessary in-person specialist appointments, freeing slots for patients who truly need them.
Reduced inappropriate diagnostic panels and extra markers through standardized workups.
Faster, better-prepared first visits and quicker paths to a definitive answer for patients.
Specialist time reserved for higher-value, higher-acuity care that requires their license.
When you own the medical expense, every avoided visit and unnecessary diagnostic is margin. AccesslyCare keeps utilization disciplined and capacity focused on rising-risk patients.
When access is the constraint, AccesslyCare expands effective specialist capacity — converting triage and panel work into more high-value visits and less leakage.
Hematology validates the full stack. Oncology proves adjacent extensibility. Cardiology and beyond test broad repeatability — all on the same four layers.
The proven wedge. Deterministic workup logic already demonstrated clear ROI on time-to-resolution and diagnostic spend in Northern California.
Adjacent service-line extensibility: navigation, surveillance monitoring, follow-up gap detection, and escalation workflows with clinical champions in place.
Broad repeatability across specialties where capacity, diagnostic spend, and panel management are the major operational pain points.
See how AccesslyCare deploys on your data and your protocols — starting with one specialty, built to scale across your service lines.
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