Built for referral-heavy specialty clinics.
One operating layer, six specialty workflows. Templates and routing tuned to how each clinic actually runs.
One operating layer. Different workflows by specialty.
Each specialty has its own intake signals, document focus, and readiness gating. The clinics below all run on the same Rosiflow engine — they just see specialty-tuned templates and routing.
Defensible documentation, before the visit.
Pain management lives on prior auth, PDMP, and structured opioid-related documentation. Rosiflow gates the visit on those signals — prior auth aging, PDMP screener completion, opioid risk index, multi-week symptom log — and routes blockers to the right role before the patient arrives.
- PDMP-aware intake + opioid risk index
- Prior-auth aging built into readiness
- Structured opioid-related documentation
Functional progress as one continuous thread.
PT outcomes live across many visits. Rosiflow keeps the functional intake, plan-of-care notes, ROM measurements, and adherence signals on a single thread — so the next clinician sees the trajectory, not a fresh intake.
- Functional intake (PRO / ROM)
- Plan-of-care continuity across visits
- Referral-source-aware routing
Quiet prep, fast escalation.
PHQ-9 and GAD-7 surface only when the visit calls for them, and red-flag answers escalate to the on-call clinician immediately — not into a queue. Consent and safety screens are captured before the appointment, with audit rows on every signature.
- PHQ-9 / GAD-7 by visit type
- Red-flag escalation routes to a clinician
- Consent + safety with audit-row writes
External documents become cited evidence.
The referral packet that used to live in a fax queue now flows through document OCR, gets chunked into evidence with page anchors and confidence scores, ages into readiness blockers, and cites itself in the provider briefing.
- Inbound packets via fax / email / upload
- Page-anchored evidence with confidence
- Source-aware briefings, never synthesized
Pick the workflow you operate on.
Same engine. Six specialty configurations.
The intake engine, document OCR, readiness logic, briefing grounding, and analytics surface are shared infrastructure. What differs per specialty is the template library, the signal interpretation, and the routing rules — none of which require engineering changes.
Wire Rosiflow to your specialty workflow.
A 30-minute pilot conversation confirms specialty + intake volume + current EHR within a business day.