Notable drives workforce productivity with AI Agents and Flow Builder

Flow Builder is a low-code interface that allows users to build, customize, and deploy AI-powered Agents across a wide array of operational workflows to eliminate administrative burdens, reduce operational costs, improve patient engagement, and supercharge productivity.

For health system leaders overwhelmed by the burdens of review, cost, and integrations of thousands of unique healthcare point solutions, Notable’s AI platform and Flow Builder interface were purpose-built to supercharge every care team role, automating tasks and work queues with EHR-integrated AI Agents. From pre-visit chart reviews and clinical forms to clinical trials, prior authorizations, risk adjustment coding, and payment collection, Notable meets the vast needs of today’s health system, all on one AI-powered platform. 

Notable’s AI Agents work directly in the EHR and other systems to perform manual workflows such as patient registration, scheduling, referrals, authorizations, coding, and care gap identification and closure. Notable’s newly announced Flow Builder interface enables even more configurability and orchestration of automated tasks, leveraging all of the latest foundation large language models into seamless end-to-end processes, eliminating the need for faxes, phone calls, work queues, and manual data entry. 

“It is no wonder burnout, low care quality scores, and productivity challenges abound for health systems,” said Pranay Kapadia, CEO of Notable. “The workload is too great, and the stakes are too high to continue to allow the status quo. It simply isn’t sustainable. Notable’s Flow Builder and AI Agents offer a new path to productivity and are proven to deliver significant cost savings, improved care outcomes, and higher patient and staff satisfaction, all through one integrated platform.” 

Flow Builder allows organizations to eliminate manual work by deploying AI Agents to perform manual, repetitive tasks across workflows so that care teams can focus on providing high-quality care to more patients. The result is significantly reduced administrative burden for healthcare staff, better patient satisfaction, greater access to care, and improved patient outcomes.

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