For clinics
Your patient arrives already understood.
Keiro is free for patients and always will be. This page is for the people on the other side of the desk.
Intake summary
English- Presenting complaint
- Chest pain on exertion
- Onset
- 3 days ago
- Trigger
- Climbing stairs
- Relieved by
- Rest
- Language
- Spanish (es-ES)
No diagnosis. No triage score. Just what the patient said, in a form a clinician can read.
Not a transcript. A summary.
A patient talks to Kai before the appointment, in the waiting room, on the bus, or at home the night before.
What lands with your team is a structured intake summary in clear English, organised the way a clinician expects to read one. The history is already taken, so the visit starts further along than it otherwise would.
No integration, no procurement, no account for your staff. Your clinician reads it the way they read any other note.
What it changes, concretely.
No pilot agreement, no procurement cycle, no line item.
- 0
- Languages, no bookingNothing to schedule and nobody to wait for at intake.
- 0 min
- Typical intakeDone before the patient sits down, not during your appointment slot.
- $0
- Cost, to anyoneFree for patients permanently, and we are not charging clinics either.
- 0
- Setup for your staffNo integration, no procurement, no accounts to provision.
What Keiro is not, from your side of the desk.
We would rather you hear the limits from us than discover them in a pilot.
Not decision support
Kai does not diagnose, triage, score or risk-stratify. It produces no clinical recommendation of any kind. It takes a history and writes it down.
Not a HIPAA-covered service
It does not store patient conversations on its servers at all. That is an architectural statement, not an accreditation.
Not clinically validated
No validation study, no certification, no clinician review. We say so plainly here rather than letting you find it in diligence.
Read privacy & safety before anything else, particularly the section on what we have not done.
If you are a clinician who would be willing to review what Kai is allowed to say, that is the most useful thing anyone could offer this project.
Not a pilot, not a purchase order. An hour of a clinician's judgement about where the guardrails should sit.
Talk to us.
Tell us who you are and we will get back to you. If you want to pilot it, we will set that up with you directly.
Questions clinics ask.
What does it cost?
Nothing for patients, permanently. We are not currently charging clinics either. This is an early project and what we need most is real use and honest feedback, not revenue.
Does it integrate with our EHR?
No, and we are not going to pretend a pilot is a procurement. The output is written English that a clinician reads. If integration ever matters, that is a conversation to have after it has proven useful.
Who is liable if Kai gets something wrong?
Kai makes no clinical claims and takes no clinical decisions. It records what the patient said. The patient reviews the summary before it is shared, and your clinician reads it as a patient-reported history, exactly as they would treat anything the patient told them directly.
Has this been validated?
No. There is no clinical validation study and no certification. We would rather you know that before a pilot than after one.
Does it replace our interpreters?
No. It means the intake no longer depends on one being available at the exact moment a patient needs to speak. The consultation itself is still yours to staff.
More on the technology in how it works.