Patient prep, without the pain.

Records requests, inbound faxes, insurance verification, and patient intake. Automated end to end. Before the visit, every time. Works alongside any EMR.

Ownity patient detail view

How Ownity works

Step 1

You share your schedule

New patients flow into Ownity automatically.

Step 2

Ownity does the legwork

Clinic history collected from patient intake. Records requested, chased, and collected. Insurance verified.

Step 3

Your team walks in ready

Everything organized in one place before each appointment. Your team focuses on care, not paperwork.

The AI behind the desk.

Sorts your morning before you sit down

A ranked to-do list. Overdue requests, charts not ready for tomorrow's appointments, intake gaps — all triaged before your team picks up the first chart.

Summarizes every chart

Open a patient and Ownity gives a two-sentence chart summary plus two or three suggested next steps based on the records on file. The provider walks in already oriented, without 15 minutes of pre-reading.

Your whole fax inbox, sorted

Point your fax line at Ownity and every incoming page is read and routed for you — records, requests, referrals, or junk. Multi-page bundles split by chart section and attach to the right patient automatically. The pile sorts itself.

Inbound fax classification in Ownity

Reads insurance cards from a phone photo

Patient takes a photo of their card at intake. Payer, member ID, group number, plan, Rx BIN/PCN, and subscriber details all auto-fill — and Ownity runs an eligibility check on the spot. Staff confirm instead of transcribing.

AI reads patient insurance card details

Built for the way clinics actually work

Records

Records, chased for you

One click sends the request to the prior clinic. We follow up, log the reply, and tell you when records land. Five clear stages, no sticky notes.

Integration

Lives alongside your EMR

Your team keeps using whatever EMR you have today. Ownity runs on the side and hands you the file when records arrive. No rip-and-replace.

Organization

Records, already organized

Every file arrives tagged by patient, sending clinic, and date. Your team finds anything in two clicks instead of digging through a fax pile.

Intake

Intake done before the visit

Insurance cards, prior providers, and HIPAA release collected by text or email before the patient walks in.

Secure upload

Skip the fax cover sheet

The prior clinic gets a one-time link, drops in the records, and you're notified the moment they arrive.

Dashboard

One dashboard, every status

Office managers see every records request, intake form, and eligibility check in one place. Who's late, what's coming Friday, what needs attention today.

Per-provider queues

Each doctor's own queue

Records sort themselves by provider. Dr. Smith opens her queue and sees only Dr. Smith's patients. No wading through the whole clinic.

Eligibility

Insurance verified, not guessed

Coverage is checked against the payer automatically — the moment a card photo lands and again ahead of the visit. Front desk knows what's active and what it covers before the patient sits down.

Network check

Out-of-network patients, flagged early

Ownity checks each patient's plan against the payers you accept and flags anyone out of network — so your team can warn them and head off a surprise bill before the visit, not after.

What this looks like in real dollars

A 4-provider clinic processing about 400 records requests a month.

180
hours saved monthly
$3,960
saved monthly
10×
faster turnaround
$47,520
saved yearly

Based on 30 minutes of staff time per request at $22/hr fully loaded; Ownity completes each request 10× faster.

Don't Worry, HIPAA Secure.

Signed BAA before any PHI flows. AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS in transit. Per-clinic data isolation so a leaked token can't cross tenants. And an append-only audit log on every read, write, download, and share — attributed to a real user, timestamped, immutable.

Ownity audit log

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