You can disagree with it
Every assessment ships with the excerpt, the named risk factors, and the clinical reasoning behind it. It's a prompt to look, not a diagnosis. You adjudicate, and the review is recorded, not just remembered.
For clinicians
Know who needs you before their next visit.
Between visits, Imori checks in with your patients by voice, chat or text and scores each conversation for risk, using risk factors and language established in the literature. Most check-ins are routine. Imori summarizes those for you, and every message stays available to review.
The ones that show risk are elevated in your queue, with the patient's own words and the reasoning behind them. When a patient asks, or you ask, Imori can schedule a conversation or connect a telehealth call, if your clinic supports it. You make the call.
Try it: this queue is live, not a screenshot
Six sample patients are waiting below. Click any name for the excerpt that elevated the conversation and the clinical reasoning behind it. Click "Mark reviewed" and watch that patient clear from the queue.
Sample records, not real patients ·
You choose how Imori reaches you
Some clinicians want a quiet queue and nothing else. Others want a text for a crisis, or a call to the on-call phone. Imori follows the protocol your team sets, and whoever is on call is the one who is notified. If no one is available yet, Imori stays with the patient and tells your team, so someone can respond the moment they can.
The visit starts further along
Six weeks of trajectory and the patient's own words are in front of you before they sit down.
What changes for you
The parts of your day that get easier
Nothing about your day gets slower. Four ways it gets easier.
Sorted by need, not by schedule
Your attention goes to the patients who need it most, not just whoever is scheduled that day.
A note you review, not write
Each interaction is documented automatically as it happens. You read a short summary, correct it if it needs correcting, and sign.
Your between-visit work counts
Between-visit work usually goes unrecorded. Imori records the time you spend reviewing and following up as you do it, so your clinic can be reimbursed for it.
One more tab
Nothing new to credential into or learn beyond opening the queue.
Who it is for
Built for the patients the system finds hardest to keep in care.
Patients living with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or severe depression can change quickly. The first signs, broken sleep, a skipped medication, a withdrawn week, show up between visits, not in them. These patients are often the first to drop off the map when something is wrong. Imori stays in touch at any hour, looks for those patterns, and tells you when a patient stops responding, so a person can check in while there is still time to act.
In addiction recovery, much of the work is lived between sessions: the weekend, the 2 a.m. craving, the week a patient stops answering. Imori is there for those hours, helps patients stay connected to treatment, and tells you the moment someone starts to slip.
Many patients live with both. They are the hardest to reach and the easiest to lose. Imori keeps one connection open across both.
For your patients
Continuity that survives the gap between visits
Most of what a patient needs you to know happens in the interval, not in the fifteen minutes of a medication visit. Today it goes unsaid until it is a crisis, or it is lost to memory by the follow-up. Imori gives patients an easy way to check in, by voice, chat or text, at any hour. When a patient asks to talk to a person, and your clinic supports it, your team can schedule a conversation or start a call.
Boundaries
What Imori does not do
It does not diagnose, and it does not suggest a diagnosis.
It does not provide therapy, and it does not present itself as a therapist.
It does not replace your clinical team or your judgment.
It does not replace your screening instruments. It delivers the ones you choose into the conversation.
It does not bill. You bill through your own process.
If this belongs in your practice, let's talk.
Tell us how your team works and we'll walk you through exactly how Imori would fit, whether that's a conversation with just you or with everyone who needs to be in the room.
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