A video visit shouldn’t mean a third-party link, a separate login, and a patient fumbling with an app in the waiting-room email. Fanoni’s video is built into the EHR: the visit launches from the schedule, the clinician is already in the chart, and the patient joins from a simple link — no downloads, no separate account.

Launch from the schedule, chart in the visit

A telehealth appointment starts like any other visit on the calendar. The clinician joins with the patient’s chart open beside the video, so documenting, ordering, and prescribing happen live — the video visit is a real encounter, not a call you write up afterward.

Nothing for the patient to install

Patients join from a link in the browser on the device they already have — no app, no account, no access code read over the phone. Fewer no-shows from technical friction, and a first-time telehealth patient can actually get in.

A visit queue that runs the session

Providers see who’s waiting, who’s in a visit, and who’s next in a live queue — so a telehealth schedule runs with the same rhythm as an in-person clinic, not a stack of ad-hoc calls.

One click from the schedule to a video visit, chart already open.