Patient & staff coordination
Keep appointment requests, intake requirements, and administrative handoffs visible to the people responsible.
Build coordination, laboratory, and research apps with Reflex engineers. Connected to your approved systems and owned by your team.
Trusted by healthcare and life sciences teams
Built with your team. Connected to your existing systems.
Keep appointment requests, intake requirements, and administrative handoffs visible to the people responsible.
Follow samples from receipt through processing and review, with ownership and missing records visible at each step.
Bring capacity, staffing, and service data into a shared view for operations teams.
Give researchers shared tools to explore study data and review results.
Help staff find approved guidance and internal documentation with source references.
Manage credentialing, approvals, and audit preparation around your team’s process.
Working with Reflex
Show us how your team works today. Together, we identify the handoffs, data, and decisions a useful application needs to support.
Our engineers work alongside your team to connect the right systems, build the application, and test it with the people who will use it.
Your organization owns the code. Your team can maintain and extend the application, with support from Reflex.
Deployment
Keep sensitive data in the infrastructure you control.
Build with your systems.
Build around approved clinical, research, and operational data sources.
Run with your controls.
Use your existing SSO, access policies, and logging.
Keep ownership as you grow.
Own the code and adapt applications as care processes and requirements change.
Your environment
Private cloud · On-premises · Air-gapped
Your leadership
Business expertise
Reflex engineers
Forward-deployed team
Reflex AI Builder
Build, test, and iterate together.
Your applications
Patient portals · Lab workflows · Research tools
Next step
Bring us one workflow that slows your team down. We’ll review how it works today, discuss the systems involved, and outline what an application could look like. No technical specification needed.