Built Workflow Facts
- Patient chart
Patient records include visits, tasks, medications, labs, documents, care plans, imaging, insurance, and messages.
- Encounter workflow
Encounter charts bring documentation, billing, tasks, orders, vitals, and signing into the visit workflow.
- Clinical AI
Supported AI workflows expose chart context or cited sources and retain human review.
- Scheduling
A FHIR-native appointment calendar connects the clinical day to patient and practitioner context.
- Revenue Cycle
Claims, denials, payments, authorizations, analytics, and care-management work share a command center.
- Prior authorization
Cases move through intake, evidence review, sign-off, tracking, and appeals with channel-specific gates.
- Referrals
Referral intake, patient-chart records, a work board, detail views, and analytics support coordinated follow-up.
- Telehealth
The EHR includes a visit queue and configured video workflow for virtual encounters.
- Care plans
A care-plan board, builder, workspace, goals, and human-reviewed AI drafting support care-plan work.
- Contact center
Queues, recordings, campaigns, templates, and voice-agent configuration live in one operational workspace.
- Outreach
Recall worklists and automation settings connect outreach work to the patient workflow.
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Everything you need to know before getting started
What does “built” mean?
A real product surface exists in the current Fanoni EHR codebase. It does not mean every external integration is active for every organization.
Is every workflow generally available?
No. Availability can depend on deployment, tenant configuration, entitlements, external services, and workflow-specific verification.
How is AI reviewed?
The exact sources, citations, review step, and human decision boundary depend on the workflow. Fanoni reviews those details during a scoped product conversation.
How should we evaluate product fit?
Map your clinical, operational, integration, migration, and governance requirements to built, configured, gated, and planned capabilities.