Capability 01 • Patient Preparation
Adaptive Clinical Intake that Replaces Clipboard Friction
Replace tedious 20-page paper clipboards with an empathetic, conversational clinical dialogue. It dynamically follows up on symptoms, onset, and severity—synthesizing lay descriptions into structured medical history.
DrGodly AI Intake Assistant
Patient: Maya K. • Clinical Protocol: Adaptive Primary Care Triage
Live Intake Protocol
Step 3 of 4: Clinical Assessment & Context Correlation75% Complete
Live Extracted Context:Chief Concern:Tension / Retro-orbital HeadacheDuration:3 Weeks EscalatingActive Rx:Lisinopril 10mg PO AMSafety Triage:Red Flags Negative
Emergency Surveillance Active: If you experience sudden “thunderclap” headache, loss of consciousness, speech difficulty, or severe chest pain, call 911 immediately.
Red Flag Ruleset v4.2Hi Maya, I'm your DrGodly clinical assistant. I see from your health record that you're currently taking Lisinopril 10mg daily for blood pressure. What symptoms would you like help with today?
10:14 AMI've been feeling unusually tired for the past 3 weeks, and lately I'm getting dull headaches behind my eyes by late afternoon.
✓ Fatigue: 3 weeks✓ Retro-orbital headache✓ Late afternoon onset
10:15 AMThank you for sharing that context. To help your doctor prepare: Have you noticed any blurred vision, nausea, fever, or neck stiffness with these headaches?
10:15 AMNo fever, vision changes, or neck stiffness. But bright computer monitors definitely make the headache sharper toward 4 PM.
✓ No fever✓ No vision changes✓ No neck stiffness✓ Screen-aggravated
10:16 AMUnderstood. That points toward tension and digital eyestrain rather than an acute intracranial issue. Are you taking any other over-the-counter pain medications, and when was your last blood pressure reading?
10:17 AMIntake duration: 2m 45s
75% Faster Intake
Patients complete adaptive questioning in under 3 minutes on their smartphone before the appointment.
Red-Flag Surveillance
Immediately escalates severe neurological deficits, chest pain, or emergency flags to 911 guidance.
Structured Terminology
Converts colloquial descriptions (“pounding temples”) into standardized SNOMED CT and ICD-10 medical terminology.