MVP candidateLimited pilot forming
MOOSE · Medical Office OS Environment

Close every loop.

The operational control plane around the EHR. Every signal becomes owned, due, verified work — with AI that removes the chasing and a person who signs every consequential decision.

Owner → Due → Next action → Proof → EscalationDone = proven.Synthetic demo workspace

The hardest work lives between the systems.

Phone calls. Faxes. Portals. Payer sites. Results. Sticky notes. People remembering what to chase next. The EHR may contain the record — but the practice still has to make the outcome happen.

Inbound administrative channels converging on one desk
Phone · fax · portalSignals arrive from everywhere.
A sealed archival record block, nothing entering or leaving it
The EHRContains the record.
Loose threads suspended above an empty desk, some fraying to nothing
PeopleRemembering what to chase next.

Medical offices create artifacts. Patients need outcomes.

MOOSE is the system of action that gets the work closed. The EHR stays the source of clinical truth.

Referral receivedpatient scheduled
Authorization submittedservice approved
Result postedpatient informed
Claim filedpayment resolved
EHRSource of clinical truth.
MOOSESystem of action.

Every workflow follows the same visible loop.

Detect, classify, assign, due, assist, verify, escalate, close, measure. Done means proven.

detect classify assign due assist verify escalate close measure Done = proven. a named owner · a due · a next action · proof · escalation
Proof line · current build

The handoff bridge — a virtual assistant prepares and calls, a medical assistant takes the Epic action, the team follows through — with a named owner and a next step on every card.

VA · Prepare & callremote prep, documentedowner · next step
MA · Epic actionsthe action in the EHRowner · next step
Follow-throughverified, not assumedowner · next step

Synthetic demo workspace · no patient data

Inside MOOSE

Real screens. Real loops.

Captured from the current build on a synthetic clinic. Every count opens the work behind it, and every piece of work carries an owner, a due, and a next action.

MOOSE Today view for a provider: a day rail of patient work, focus now, critical priority, and the MOOSE Copilot panel
MOOSE Practice Command Center: operational exception counts for today, overdue, due soon, waiting, unassigned, handoffs, readiness and authorization risks
MOOSE Patients directory: roster with status, conditions, insurance, care team, alerts, meds and next visit
MOOSE Tasks today: overdue, due today, follow-ups and for-review counts above an owned, prioritized work list
MOOSE Office view: weekly office calendar, operational exceptions, staffing coverage bars, supplies and procedure readiness
Today · provider viewsynthetic demo workspace · no patient data

Four pillars.

Close every loop.

Owner, due, next action, proof, escalation on every piece of work. Waiting never means invisible.

Visit readiness before the visit.

Insurance, authorization, records, orders, and confirmation checked ahead of time; exceptions surfaced with an owner.

Every channel, one accountable conversation.

Phone, fax, text, portal, and email classified into cases and tasks on one work graph.

AI removes chasing, not judgment.

Classify, summarize, draft, extract, prioritize, explain — inside a governed, auditable workflow with human review at the right risk level.

One operational picture, focused differently for each role.

A desk station with cards awaiting a signature
Physicians

See decisions, exceptions, and signatures.

A tray of tokens in neat rows, a few lifted out
Office managers

See flow, staffing, and bottlenecks.

A tablet and stylus on a counter beside a single card
Medical assistants

See readiness and follow-through.

A reception counter with arrivals laid out in sequence
Front desk

Sees scheduling, intake, and communications.

A compact remote workspace, headset coiled beside a laptop
Virtual assistants

See remote prep and documented handoffs.

Four stacks of cards in a row, one tipped and separated
Billing

Sees eligibility, auth, claims, and denials.

Explainable, reviewable, reversible.

Every AI action shows its reason and evidence, makes uncertainty visible, waits for human review at the right risk level, and is recorded with who, what, when, source, and outcome. Access is role-based and minimum-necessary. MOOSE is built HIPAA-first and integrates in layers — read context, coordinate work, document handoffs, and write back only when governed and supported. EHR-agnostic, with Epic as an important path.

Read context

Layer one.

Coordinate work

Layer two.

Document handoffs

Layer three.

Write back

Only when governed and supported.

WhoWhatWhenSourceOutcome
MA · namedEpic action taken09:14VA handoffverified
AI · draftsummary prepared09:02fax · classifiedawaiting review
Physician · signedapproval09:31readiness exceptionclosed

Synthetic demo workspace · illustrative rows · no clinical or outcome claims

Specialty

Urology is the learning wedge, not the product boundary.

MOOSE's first pathways are shaped by urology practice operations — surveillance recalls, procedure authorizations, procedure prep, specialty billing. The same engine, ownership, proof, and governance are configured for the next specialty's real work.

One pathway cut fully into stone, identical channels ghosted behind it
For investors

MVP candidate. A limited urology test is the next milestone.

MOOSE investor overview

Independent medical practices face staffing shortages, payer friction, and administrative burden that grows every year, while the operational tooling around the EHR remains fragmented across phone systems, fax, portals, clearinghouses, and manual follow-up. MOOSE targets that operational layer as a governed, auditable system of action with a specialty-first go-to-market. The wedge is visit readiness and closed loops — visible to staff within days — with revenue assurance as the measurable consequence. The current build is an MVP candidate; the next milestone is a limited, carefully scoped urology test. Regulatory posture, pilot design, and pricing are supplied in the investor overview. MOOSE makes no clinical or outcome claims.

Request a pilot conversation.

We're looking for a small number of practices to shape MOOSE with us before wider release.

troy@auxerion.com