The AI Workflow Layer for Your Clinical Inbox

Droxi’s AI processes your clinical inbox with complete patient context. It auto-closes routine labs where you turn it on, surfaces the chart context behind every refill request, summarizes imaging reports, and extracts key information from consult notes. Everything happens directly in your EHR, so you see only what matters and make faster decisions.

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Labs

Normal Results Auto-Close. Complex Cases Get Full Context.

Where you turn it on, Droxi auto-closes routine normal lab results and sends a customizable message to your patient. Lab notes, a separate feature, summarize each result against the patient’s chart and history in plain language. For abnormal results, our AI analyzes the newest labs combined with the patient’s full medical history, generating both a provider summary and a patient-friendly message. Every recommendation is traceable to the source data for full transparency.

Refills

All the Information You Need, One Screen.

Whether it’s a fax, portal message, or e-prescription, Droxi consolidates all refill requests and pulls in the relevant clinical information: medication history, last refill date, recent labs, and diagnoses. Duplicate requests are flagged automatically, and every medication is laid out side by side, so you can make informed decisions in seconds rather than minutes. The decision stays yours.

Documents

Scan, Summarize, Surface What Matters.

Droxi scans consult notes and clinical documents to extract key diagnoses, treatment plans, and medication changes. Every summary point links directly to the source text in the original document for full transparency. Looking for one detail? Search any document for key words with the magnifying glass. Copy the summary into your patient’s chart with one click. No more sifting through long documents just to get an update about your patient’s treatment plan.

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See the operational impact - the cost of provider burnout, labs auto-processed, and hours back per provider.