Clinic operations, out of the binder.
Protocols, intake flows, patient handouts and the knowledge behind them, built with Theo and governed by role, so every site runs the same way and every answer is in reach.
Clinics, medical centers and health systems
The jobs it does on day one.
Every one of these is a shipped product with its own page. Theo does the work; your team reviews and ships.
Map the intake flow
Drop the paper intake packet or the old policy PDF on Theo and get a flowchart of the real process, ready to correct, share and print at every site.
See Flowcharts
FlowchartsWrite the protocol once, keep it current
Clinical operations playbooks drafted with Theo, edited by the team in real time, with version history for every review.
See Notes
NotesPatient materials, bilingual by default
Handouts, after-visit summaries and program flyers in the brand, in English and Spanish, from one brief.
See Theo AI
Theo AIOne wiki for the whole network
Policies, phone trees and how-tos in a living knowledge base the care team can search and Theo can answer from.
See WikiOne wiki for the whole network
Grounded health answers for staff
Theo Care checks live medical sources and answers with citations. Informational and honest, never a diagnosis.
See Theo Care
Theo CareHuddles that write themselves up
Theo joins the meeting, takes the notes and answers questions about what was said, so the next shift starts informed.
See MeetingsHuddles that write themselves up
- SSO / SAML
- Role-based access
- Audit logs on everything
- Zero training on your data
In their own words.
Teams on OpenCharts, alongside the carriers and networks their work touches every day.

Clinics
New Health Medical- Key Health
New Health MedicalMulti-site medical centersClinic operations used to live in binders. Now every protocol, intake flow, and patient handout is a governed canvas the whole care team can find in seconds.
- Clinical operations playbooks standardized across locations
- Patient-facing materials produced bilingual by default
- Role-based access separates clinical and admin content
Questions from healthcare teams.
Is OpenCharts a clinical system or an EHR?
Can clinical and administrative content be kept apart?
Does Theo give medical advice?
Is our data used to train AI models?

Bring your healthcare team
on board.
One workspace, Theo inside, and the jobs above on day one. Start on your own, or ask for a demo and we will map it to your week.
Clinics, medical centers and health systems