Intake now. EMR later.
Brevicor starts by fixing the part of clinic workflow EMRs struggle with most: faxed referrals and intake questionnaires. From there, we grow with you into AI-assisted documentation and interoperable, HL7/FHIR-aligned data that can flow into your existing EMRs and reporting systems.
A workflow layer for referrals, intake, and documentation
Most Canadian outpatient clinics still manage referrals and intake outside their EMR. Faxed PDFs, eReferral attachments, and paper questionnaires live in separate piles that MOAs and clinicians reconcile by hand. Brevicor acts as a workflow layer on top of your existing systems. We capture and structure referral and intake data, surface what matters before each consult, and then pass clean information into your EMR and reporting workflows when and where it makes sense. From day one, our data model is designed to align with HL7/FHIR concepts so it can participate in the broader Canadian digital health ecosystem, not sit as another silo.
Product Roadmap
Phase 1 – Intake automation (live now)
Digitize referral intake and questionnaires for your priority specialties. Centralize fax and eReferral PDFs into one queue, use specialty-tuned smart forms, and generate pre-consult summaries so clinicians start with context, not paperwork. This phase delivers measurable time savings for MOAs and fewer incomplete referrals without touching your EMR configuration.
Phase 2 – AI scribe & documents (6–12 months)
Build on your intake foundation with AI-assisted documentation. Use structured intake and referral data to draft consult notes, letters, and forms, so physicians spend more time with patients and less time at the keyboard. Because the data is already structured, AI outputs can be more consistent and easier to review, rather than free-text blobs that are hard to trust.
Phase 3 – EMR integration & interoperable data (12–24 months)
Deepen integrations with major Canadian EMRs so pre-consult summaries, notes, and key data elements flow into your existing charts and billing. In this phase, we focus on mapping Brevicor’s structured data to HL7/FHIR-aligned profiles where practical, so your intake and documentation layer can support provincial programs, quality initiatives, and future interoperability efforts. Our goal is to sit alongside your EMR as an AI-enabled practice layer, not to force a rip-and-replace.
Not another generic form tool or EMR
Referral-aware intake: We ingest faxed and eReferral PDFs, not just front-door web forms, so you can modernize intake without asking every referrer to change tools on day one.
Pre-consult intelligence: We combine referral details and patient intake answers into concise summaries clinicians can act on, instead of leaving them to dig through scanned PDFs.
EMR-friendly, Canada-first: We are designed to sit alongside the EMRs Canadian clinics already use. Phase 1 proves value around intake; later phases focus on safe, incremental integration instead of forcing a new EMR.
Interoperable by design: Our data model aligns with HL7/FHIR concepts so that over time your intake and documentation data can participate in provincial programs, registries, and quality reporting, rather than being trapped in a proprietary format.
Built for Canadian privacy and clinic workflows, with data stored in Canada and a roadmap that aligns with PHIPA, PIPEDA, and HL7/FHIR-based interoperability efforts.
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We’ll walk through Phase 1 intake automation, Phase 2 AI-assisted documentation, and Phase 3 EMR and HL7/FHIR-aligned integration, tailored to your specialties and current systems.