CliniLoom prepares the work.
Staff decide what happens next.
Our AI is a careful, source-linked assistant for clinic admin work. It drafts; it never finalizes. Every output is reviewable, every action is logged, and clinical concerns escalate to a clinician.
Our principles
AI drafts intake summaries, triaged messages, prior auth packets, follow-ups, notes, and coding suggestions.
Nothing reaches a patient, payer, or chart without a named human approver in the right role.
Every draft cites the messages, documents, or fields it used so reviewers can verify in seconds.
Items flagged as clinical concerns are routed to a clinician with priority and tracked end-to-end.
Outbound messages, letters, and reminders never auto-send. A reviewer signs off on every send.
Outputs carry a confidence score and explicitly call out missing context so reviewers know where to look.
What CliniLoom's AI does not do
- Make diagnoses or final clinical determinations
- Prescribe, refill, or approve medication actions
- Auto-submit prior authorizations to payers
- Auto-send patient communication on a schedule
- Sign or finalize clinical documentation
- Code or submit claims without human review
Every output, every action, on the record
For each AI output, CliniLoom records the input context, the generated draft, source references, the reviewer's identity and role, the decision (approve / edit / reject / escalate), and the final sent or saved artifact. The audit trail is exportable and retained for the configured retention window.
Inputs, draft, sources, reviewer, decision, final action.
User, role, and timestamp captured for each decision.
Edits are tracked side-by-side with the AI draft.
See AI safety in the product
In a 30-minute walkthrough we'll show you the review queue, source links, and escalation rules on real workflows.