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Echo Intelligence

It does the groundwork. You make the call.

Eight kinds of intelligence, each built around a job you already do. Every suggestion shows its reasons, and nothing happens until someone on your team says yes.

01Patient IntelligenceWalk in already knowing the patient.What it means for you 02Consult intelligenceFinish the consult, not the paperwork afterwards.What it means for you 03Referral intelligenceRefer with confidence, not from memory.What it means for you 04Appointment intelligenceTomorrow’s list, already sorted.What it means for you 05Document intelligenceRead the letter once.What it means for you 06Evidence intelligenceAnswers with the sources attached.What it means for you 07Billing intelligenceBill for the care you gave.What it means for you 08Practice IntelligenceKnow how the practice is really running.What it means for you

01 · Patient Intelligence

Walk in already knowing the patient.

What it doesOne screen with their conditions, medicines, results, story and today’s tasks, plus a draft brief you can edit.

What it means for you
  • No clicking through tabs before the consult.
  • Their own words and consent choices are there before they sit down.
  • You start the conversation where it matters.

You decideThe brief is a suggestion. Nothing reaches the record unless you accept it.

Echo One · Patient Intelligence
Patient Intelligence for Larry Cox: an AI summary marked as a suggestion, intake forms and consents captured at intake.

02 · Consult intelligence

Finish the consult, not the paperwork afterwards.

What it doesTurns the conversation into a draft note, plus the letters, recalls, referrals and billing items it raised.

What it means for you
  • Your evening isn’t spent writing up.
  • Follow-ups raised in the room don’t get forgotten.
  • Each item is ready for you to accept, edit or reject.

You decideYou approve every line, and signing the note is still yours.

Echo One · Consult intelligence
A consultation: the transcript beside a draft note, each section suggested for the clinician to accept or edit.

03 · Referral intelligence

Refer with confidence, not from memory.

What it doesRanks doctors from your own address book by specialty, distance, bulk billing and your practice’s preferences, and shows why.

What it means for you
  • No hunting for who bulk bills nearby.
  • Your preferred colleagues come first.
  • You can see exactly why each name is on the list.

You decideYou choose who the referral goes to.

Echo One · Referral intelligence
A referral shortlist from the practice address book, with the points behind the first doctor shown.

04 · Appointment intelligence

Tomorrow’s list, already sorted.

What it doesChecks each upcoming booking and suggests a longer slot, a different clinician, a form to send or an item to check.

What it means for you
  • Fewer surprises on the day.
  • Long consults get long slots.
  • Forms arrive before the patient does.

You decideNothing changes until someone on your team confirms it.

Echo One · Appointment intelligence
Appointment suggestions for the day, each waiting for review.

05 · Document intelligence

Read the letter once.

What it doesPulls the updates out of an incoming letter, each shown beside the exact words it came from.

What it means for you
  • No retyping conditions and medicine changes from letters.
  • Check the source at a glance.
  • Nothing important stays buried in a PDF.

You decideYou accept updates one at a time. There is no accept-all.

Echo One · Document intelligence
A proposed update from an incoming letter shown beside the quote it came from.

06 · Evidence intelligence

Answers with the sources attached.

What it doesSearches PubMed and drafts an answer where every statement links to the paper behind it.

What it means for you
  • Check a question between patients without leaving the record.
  • See the paper behind every line.
  • Calculators use chart values you confirm first.

You decideIt is information for you to weigh, never an instruction.

Echo One · Evidence intelligence
A clinical question answered with each statement citing its PubMed source.

07 · Billing intelligence

Bill for the care you gave.

What it doesLists the MBS items that match what was recorded, with the current schedule fee and eligibility status.

What it means for you
  • Legitimate items are less likely to slip through.
  • No looking up item numbers.
  • Your billing team gets a clean handoff.

You decideYou select the items. Eligibility is Medicare’s call.

Echo One · Billing intelligence
MBS item suggestions in a consultation, each with its schedule fee, for the clinician to select.

08 · Practice Intelligence

Know how the practice is really running.

What it doesRevenue, money owed, room and clinician use, did-not-attend and care delivery, in one place.

What it means for you
  • See where time and money go without building spreadsheets.
  • Every figure says whether it is audited or indicative.
  • Ask a question in plain words.

You decideReport plans wait for your OK before anything is calculated.

Echo One · Practice Intelligence
Practice Intelligence revenue view, each figure marked indicative or audited.

How it stays safe

Echo proposes.
Your team decides.

Every suggestion shows where it came from. Every action waits for a person.

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