Talk to us
Bring how your service actually runs. We will bring the software.
The useful conversation starts from a real week rather than from a deck: which departments hold which version of the patient, what your clinicians are typing twice, where a discharge waits, and which claims keep coming back.
- A reply from someone who works on the software, not a sequence from a marketing tool.
- A straight answer on whether this fits the way your service runs.
- If what you need is something this is not built to do — a diagnostic tool, an autonomous biller — we will say so rather than keep you warm.
- Nothing sent to a sales team, because there is not one.
What is worth telling us
Five things that make the first reply a useful one
Your setting and your size
Ambulatory, inpatient or both; beds, clinics, departments and roughly how many clinicians. The inpatient half of this product is either most of its value to you or weight you are carrying, and which one depends entirely on this answer.
Which jurisdiction you are in
It selects a different adapter for identity, coding, claims, prescribing and residency. It is the first thing that changes what we would show you.
What your clinicians are doing twice
The note that becomes a discharge summary that becomes a referral letter. Naming the specific duplication is the closest thing to a requirements document this domain produces.
What you already run, and what has to stay
A system you are not replacing is a constraint worth knowing on the first email rather than the third. The record is stored in the exchange standard, which usually makes this easier than it sounds.
What would have to be true to switch
Including the answer “nothing, we are fine”. That is a useful thing to hear and a cheap thing to say — and switching a clinical system is genuinely expensive, so it is a reasonable position.
Please do not send us patient information
This is an ordinary enquiry form on a marketing site. It is not a clinical channel, it is not covered by any agreement between us, and it must not carry protected health information — no names, identifiers, records, images or clinical details, and no credentials. Describe the workflow rather than the patient. If you want to walk through real data, say so and we will arrange something appropriate for it first.
Get in touch
Talk to the people building it
No chatbot and no ticket queue. Tell us what your hospital or practice actually looks like — how many beds, which departments, what the doctors are doing twice, what your billing team keeps chasing — and someone who works on the software will reply.
info@legosphere.com