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SCRIMED Product Console

SCRIMED Product Console packages a sellable healthcare operating-system pilot.

This console turns SCRIMED from a readiness foundation into a commercial product surface: buyer offers, workflow demos, proof routes, deployment stages, and production safety boundaries.

Statuscommercial-pilot-ready
Ops blockers1
Ops actions2
Services4
Agents11
Workflow engine6

Commercial offer

Use the AgentOS Evaluation Workspace to turn synthetic buyer packets into Atlas Trust Cards, task plans, audit previews, observability records, and a production-readiness decision register.

SCRIMED is sellable today as a governed synthetic pilot and enterprise operating-system evaluation surface; live clinical execution remains gated until identity, runtime safety, durable audit, privacy, connector, and human-review controls are approved.

01pricingAndSales: pricing-and-sales-motion-ready
02operationsReadiness: blocked-actions-visible
03agentOS: synthetic-agent-platform-ready
04agentEvaluationWorkspace: interactive-synthetic-evaluation-ready
05atlasIntelligenceCore: continuous-validation-operating-layer
06workflowExecution: synthetic-ready
07workflowResults: result-fixtures-ready
08resultValidation: pass
09executionContracts: contract-ready
10runtimeSafety: decision-required
11agentGovernance: foundation-registry-online
12qualityGates: active-with-managed-bypass

Services and offers

Sellable enterprise packages for governed healthcare AI transformation.

SCRIMED can be sold today as a synthetic pilot, workflow intelligence assessment, governance audit, and automation blueprint while live clinical execution stays gated.

assessment

AI Readiness + Governance Audit

Compliance, security, clinical governance, innovation, and executive sponsors preparing AI deployment policy.

Governance gap report covering privacy posture, auditability, role controls, runtime safety, model/workflow oversight, and approval gates.
  • Trust and governance controls, runtime safety register, identity register, audit persistence register, and quality gate stack.
  • Audit identifies readiness and risk controls; production use requires buyer approval, security review, and implementation validation.
blueprint

Clinical Operations Automation Blueprint

Hospitals, clinics, payers, and public-sector health teams planning safe automation roadmaps.

Prioritized automation roadmap with agent responsibilities, connector plan, review queues, safety boundaries, and phased deployment path.
  • Agent registry, deployment stages, service offers, proof stack, and synthetic workflow demonstrations.
  • Blueprint remains review-only until approved production controls, live connectors, and human operating procedures are in place.

SCRIMED Agents

Named agents with scoped capabilities, workflow ownership, and governance flags.

Agents are specialized by workflow domain and remain auditable, review-gated, and bounded to non-diagnostic operational intelligence.

Workflow engine

Example workflows turn fragmented healthcare work into decision-grade review queues.

These workflows demonstrate the operating layer without claiming autonomous treatment, diagnosis, payer submission, or live patient execution.

design-ready

Referral intake automation

Scheduling Agent. Organizes incoming referral context, missing information, urgency signals, and routing constraints for review.

Referral workqueue state, missing-evidence list, routing rationale, and escalation reason.
  • No autonomous referral acceptance, clinical triage replacement, or patient-facing action.
design-ready

Prior authorization support

Prior Authorization Agent. Prepares reviewable authorization packets from policy context, order details, and supporting documentation.

Packet draft, cited policy rationale, missing-evidence list, and reviewer approval state.
  • No payer submission, coverage guarantee, or clinical necessity determination without human approval.
synthetic-ready

Patient onboarding triage

Scheduling Agent. Routes synthetic onboarding profiles into operational queues based on access needs, constraints, and review triggers.

Navigation recommendation, urgency rationale, Watchtower trace, and human-review requirement.
  • No live patient routing, diagnosis, emergency triage replacement, or autonomous outreach.
synthetic-ready

Ambient documentation review

Documentation Agent. Creates draft-only documentation support with source trace, missing context, and clinician review prompts.

Draft note, source trace, missing-data prompts, review checklist, and blocked final-signature state.
  • No final note, EHR filing, diagnosis insertion, or record update without licensed clinician review.
design-ready

RCM denial risk review

Revenue Cycle Agent. Surfaces documentation, policy, and claim-workqueue risk signals before revenue leakage compounds.

Denial-risk rationale, documentation gap list, appeal draft outline, and coding-review queue.
  • No final coding, billing, appeal, claim submission, or reimbursement claim without qualified review.
design-ready

Care gap detection

Clinical Intelligence Agent. Identifies reviewable care-gap signals from structured context and care-pathway rules for human teams.

Care-gap signal list, context summary, review prompt, source trace, and escalation boundary.
  • No diagnosis, treatment recommendation, order entry, or patient instruction without licensed clinician review.

Trust and governance

Clinical safety boundaries stay visible before any production execution.

SCRIMED presents as healthcare operational intelligence with human oversight, synthetic-first validation, auditability, privacy discipline, and planned role-based controls.

active

Human review required

Every staged workflow and agent action remains review-gated before external, clinical, payer, or patient-facing use.

active

Synthetic data only

Current pilots use deterministic synthetic fixtures and do not ingest production clinical records.

active

No autonomous diagnosis

SCRIMED surfaces operational intelligence and review prompts; it does not diagnose or replace clinician judgment.

active

Audit trail enabled

Workflow, result, denial, and quality surfaces retain inspectable traces and metadata-only evidence boundaries.

required

HIPAA-ready posture

Architecture is designed toward HIPAA-grade privacy, security, and audit controls before live protected health information.

active

Privacy-by-design

The product keeps clinical execution gated, avoids request-body capture in denied execution paths, and minimizes data exposure.

planned

Role-based access planned

Production workflow use requires approved tenant identity, role permissions, service auth, consent, and break-glass policy.

Evidence and proof stack

Buyer value is framed as measurable pilot evidence, not unsupported clinical claims.

Evidence

Time saved

Manual workflow review effort targeted for reduction.

  • Synthetic workqueue states show missing evidence, next action, reviewer owner, and blocked unsafe actions.
  • Time savings must be measured in buyer pilots against approved baseline workflows.
Evidence

Workflow friction reduced

Fragmented intake, referral, authorization, documentation, and research queues become structured for review.

  • Workflow Engine examples map inputs, outputs, agents, review gates, and interoperability targets.
  • Friction reduction is an operational pilot metric, not a live-care outcome claim.
Evidence

Documentation quality improved

Draft-only documentation can preserve source trace, missing-context prompts, and review state.

  • DocuTwin fixtures retain source trace, missing-data prompts, clinician review, and no final signature.
  • Quality improvement requires clinician review and buyer-approved documentation scoring.
Evidence

Revenue leakage identified

RCM workqueues can surface denial risk, missing documentation, and policy gaps before escalation.

  • Revenue Cycle Agent boundaries support gap detection and appeal drafts without final billing action.
  • Financial impact must be validated against buyer revenue-cycle data under approved controls.
Evidence

Patient access bottlenecks surfaced

Access workflows can expose scheduling constraints, referral gaps, and care-navigation barriers.

  • CarePath and Scheduling Agent examples create reviewable routing states without autonomous outreach.
  • Access impact is measured during protected pilots after privacy, consent, and review workflows are approved.

Buyer actions

Move from evaluation to a governed enterprise pilot.

Product offers

Pilot offers connect buyer problems to proof routes and governed synthetic demonstrations.

Buyer workflow demos

Each demo connects a business problem to a governed workflow and inspectable result.