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Intelligence for the work around the care.

Linkt deploys AI across documentation, authorization, intake, and revenue workflows — designed for PHI handling and the realities of clinical operations.

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Use cases

Where Linkt goes to work in healthcare.

Take the administrative weight off clinical teams so their time goes back to patients.

Clinical documentation

Draft notes and summaries from encounters so clinicians spend time with patients, not keyboards.

Prior authorization

Assemble and submit auth requests with the right evidence, and track them to resolution.

Patient intake & triage

Capture intake, classify urgency, and route patients to the right care pathway.

Revenue cycle & claims

Code, scrub, and follow up on claims to cut denials and accelerate reimbursement.

Records summarization

Condense long charts into the relevant history at the point of care.

Care coordination

Draft outreach and keep follow-ups, referrals, and tasks moving across the team.

In practice

Why this is harder than it looks.

The administrative load is the clinical problem.

Time spent on documentation, authorization and follow-up is time not spent with patients, and it is a large and growing share of a clinician's day. The most valuable thing AI can do in a health system right now is not diagnose — it is give the clinical hours back.

PHI shapes every design decision.

How data is scoped, encrypted, logged and bounded is not a compliance layer added at the end; it determines what the system can be. We design for it from the first architecture conversation, with your privacy and security teams in the room.

The clinician signs, always.

Drafts are drafts. Every note, summary and submission is reviewed and approved by the responsible person before it enters the record. The value is in arriving at a good draft in seconds instead of minutes, not in removing the review.

Verifiable at a glance.

Outputs trace back to the chart they came from, so checking a summary against the source is a look rather than an investigation. Anything that makes verification slow makes the whole system slower than doing it by hand.

Built for healthcare

Designed for PHI from the start.

HIPAA-aware handling

PHI stays scoped, encrypted, and logged across every workflow.

Source-grounded

Outputs trace to the chart, so clinicians can verify at a glance.

Clinician in control

Every draft is reviewed and approved before it enters the record.

How we deploy

Embedded, in production, in weeks.

The same three moves on every engagement, whatever the workload.

01

Embed

Forward-deployed engineers sit with your team to learn the real workflows, constraints, and definitions of done.

02

Deploy

We stand up intelligence around your systems — scoped, secured, and shaped to your operation from the first build.

03

Compound

What ships keeps improving and stays yours, so the value accrues to your organization over time — not the vendor.

Questions

Healthcare, answered.

How is PHI handled?

It stays scoped, encrypted and logged across every workflow, inside boundaries agreed with your privacy and security teams before the first build. What the deployment may reach is an explicit, enforced decision rather than an implicit one.

Does it write to the record automatically?

Not without a person. Drafts are produced for review and enter the record when the responsible clinician approves them.

Will it integrate with our EHR?

Integration with the systems you already run is part of the deployment. Which workflows go first is a scoping conversation, and it is usually driven by where the documentation burden is heaviest.