The whole visit, on one foundation.

Scheduling, portals, operations, the EMR, billing and follow-up all work from one foundation.

Before the visit

Booking, replies and intake, so the history is gathered before the patient arrives.

  1. Scheduling

    Every appointment sits beside the chart it is for, so the front desk and the clinician work from the same day.

  2. AI front desk

    It replies to patients’ messages and sends intake ahead of the visit, so the history can arrive before the patient does.

  3. AI-assisted intake

    Patients share their history before they arrive, and it reaches the visit note for the clinician to review.

During the visit

Support at the point of care, with everything AI prepares left for the clinician to review.

  1. AI-assisted documentation

    The visit note is drafted as the visit happens, and stays a draft until the clinician reviews it.

  2. Draft plans

    Next steps are drafted for the clinician to edit, review and sign.

  3. Patient-data ontology

    It selects the context a visit needs from the record, and shows where each piece came from.

After the visit

Billing, the patient’s way back to the clinic, and the clinic’s own running, from the same data.

  1. Billing-code suggestions

    Codes are suggested from the visit, and each one is reviewed before it is submitted.

  2. Patient portal

    Patients sign in to their own portal, built on the same foundation as the clinic’s record.

  3. Clinic-operations portal

    Administrators run the clinic from the same data the clinicians chart in, not a separate system kept in step.

The clinical record

An AI-native EMR at the centre of everything else.

Built natively on FHIR and stored in FHIR, it is the one record every other part works from.

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Questions

What is Canopy?

Canopy is an EMR and clinic OS from OpenOrchid, for clinics in Saskatchewan, Canada. Scheduling, portals, operations, the EMR, billing and follow-up all work from one foundation.

Does AI write in the chart without a clinician’s review?

No. The visit note is drafted as the visit happens, and stays a draft until the clinician reviews it. Next steps are drafted for the clinician to edit, review and sign. Billing codes are suggested from the visit, and each one is reviewed before it is submitted.

What does “FHIR-native” mean?

FHIR is the international standard for exchanging health information. Canopy’s clinical record is built natively on FHIR and stored in FHIR, and it is the one record every other part of Canopy works from.

Is Canopy available yet?

Canopy is thoughtfully taking shape for Saskatchewan and beyond. Join the waitlist to hear about it as it develops.

More than an EMR.

Thoughtfully taking shape for Saskatchewan and beyond.

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