Compliance watch → document generator.
Live on a seeded CA + TX regulatory-change feed (state agencies + CDC RSS) and one policy-memo template. Pick a rule change, get a memo + sign-off stub against the posture of your EHR.
A live demo on a stationary dataset — by design.
Watched
6
CA + TX items seeded
Templates
1
breach-notification
EHRs
3
posted posture rows
Replace?
No
overlay, not rip-and-replace
EHR coverage
Pretype sits on top of the EHRs your practice already runs.
Today's demo posture feed focuses on three follow-through systems (Epic, athenahealth, DrChrono); the integrations scaffold surfaces all eight adapters — eClinicalWorks, AdvancedMD, NextGen, ModMed, and Greenway included.
What "overlay" means
Pretype doesn't replace your EHR. We watch the rules, draft the documents, and pre-fill prior-auth against the chart data your people already entered into Epic, athena, DrChrono, and the rest.
Switch isn't on the table. The product is the compliance + auth overhead layered ON TOP of whatever your team has already configured.
EHR-agnostic by design
Connects via the EHR API / HL7 / FHIR layer
No data migration, no workflow rewrite on day one. Pretype reads from the chart your people already entered into.
BAA per implementation
Every integration is BAA-covered under HIPAA — and every chart data transfer into Pretype is logged for audit.
No rip-and-replace
Switch is off the table. Pretype refuses to play in the EHR replacement conversation, and it shows in the product.
Demo
Pick a rule, get a memo + sign-off stub.
The left rail is the seeded regulatory feed; the right rail composes a policy memo against the selected rule, the breach-notification template, and the chosen EHR posture. Press Generate memo to draft and check who signs.
Watched feed
Choose the rule change you want to draft against.
CA + TX state agencies plus CDC HAN & MMWR advisories. Pick one — the right pane pre-fills the rule id.
Rule → Document
Generate a policy memo + sign-off stub.
Pick the right pair — the memo is assembled from the rule change, the template body, and the EHR posture pulled from the chart.