Give your team back the hours the inbox stole.
Refills, records, prior auths, and after-hours questions don't need a clinician's judgment to be prepared — only to be approved. Elderberry AI prepares them. Your day starts with the items that actually need you.
Open your day to the few items that need a clinician — not the hundred that don't.
The engine triages the inbox overnight: routine refills, records requests, and reminders arrive already drafted and grouped. You skim, approve the routine in a batch, and spend your attention where judgment actually matters.
The engine carries the prep. You keep the call.
Start the day with a sorted, drafted inbox
The engine triages incoming messages, drafts routine refill responses against the chart, and flags only what needs a clinician's eyes — so the first hour isn't lost to sorting.
- Routine refills pre-drafted
- Urgent items surfaced first
- Chart-aware, cited responses
- One-click approve
Lisinopril 10mg — 90-day refill
Last visit 05/14BP in rangePrior-auth packets, assembled and ready to submit
The engine reads the payer's policy, pulls the supporting facts from the chart, and assembles the packet. Your team reviews and submits instead of starting from a blank form and a hold queue.
- Policy-matched evidence
- Auto-assembled packet
- Status tracking
- Appeal drafting
Criteria met: 4 of 4
Policy 4.2Imaging 04/30Visit notes drafted while you talk
Ambient drafting structures the encounter into a note in your style. You review and sign — the typing is done, and nothing is filed without you.
- Specialty-aware drafts
- Your template & voice
- You review and sign
- Writes back to the EHR
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Why it can be free for your practice
When one engine absorbs the repetitive prep, a lean care team supports far more patients. That lower cost-to-serve is what funds free access for participating practices — no per-seat minimums, no rip-and-replace.
Clinicians stay in charge. The engine never diagnoses and never gives medical advice. It drafts; you decide. Our safety posture →