Every chart on tomorrow’s schedule, prepped tonight: the lab result the visit depends on pulled forward, the hospital discharge summary found, the overdue screening flagged, before the clinician ever logs in. Chart prep is the most automatable job in the clinic, because it’s reading, not judging.
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How Asteroid runs this workflow
Tomorrow's visit schedule identifies the charts that need preparation, Asteroid gathers each visit's results and outside records, runs your written prep protocol, and stages a per-visit summary with the gaps flagged by name, while anything needing clinical interpretation is flagged for the clinician, never resolved by the agent.
How it actually runs
The line is bright: a result that changes the visit, a contradiction in the chart, anything needing clinical interpretation is flagged for the clinician, never resolved by the agent. It moves information; it doesn’t practice medicine.
The upcoming visit schedule identifies the charts that need preparation before the clinic day starts
A prepared chart, handed off before the visit
Approved administrative fields populated, source material attached, and a visible missing-item list per visit, so the chart is ready because it's morning, not because someone gave up an evening.
Conflicting or judgment-heavy content: The finding returns flagged with the chart evidence attached (a contradiction in the record, a result that changes the visit, any prep item requiring clinical interpretation), and clinical staff decide it once; the agent moves information, it doesn't practice medicine.
No practice ever decided its physicians should do an hour of chart review at 9pm; the work landed there because no role owned it and only clinicians could tell what mattered. But the telling-what-matters part is your prep protocol, written down once. The finding-and-fetching part is reading, collecting, and arranging, the exact work agents absorb, and every hour of it a physician does is bought at physician cost and paid for again in burnout. The chart should be ready because it’s morning, not because someone gave up their evening.
At scale
Chart-prep agents are built per EHR on request, and the machinery underneath them already runs in production: reading patient records out of eleven different EHRs at 40,000 extractions a month, and filing documents into charts with every upload verified. Prep is those two motions pointed at tomorrow’s schedule. Scope it against your EHR and protocol; the category is the EHR workflow library.
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