Reduce manual workload
Automate key tasks like registration, scheduling, and authorizations to cut hours of repetitive, manual work.
meet your future workforce
Hiring can’t scale with patient volume. AI Agents can.
With open roles and patient volume both rising, Notable’s AI Agents augment your staff by cutting hours of manual work, handling authorizations, scheduling, registration, and more, to streamline workflows and expand capacity.
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AI AGENTS
What is an AI Agent?
Think of AI Agents as digital teammates that complete routine workflows and tasks. Using pre-built flows (or custom ones you design), they handle repetitive work alongside your staff. No hardware, no rip-and-replace, and no downtime required.
For example, your AI Agent can process registrations overnight, verify insurance eligibility, and send appointment reminders without human intervention.
Automate high-volume administrative workflows
Integrates with your EHR, payer portals, and more
Adapt & scale to evolve with your organization
Deploy quickly with less IT burden
Standarize workflows and reduce fragmentation
Scale your health system’s productivity without scaling employees
Increase capacity
Offload repetitive and time-consuming tasks by delegating them to AI Agents that integrate seamlessly with your systems.
Improve patient flow
Use AI Agents to handle patient outreach, scheduling, and reminders to reduce delays and no-shows.
“The Cerner integration has been very smooth. We haven’t had to engage Cerner much at all. It’s all been direct through Gillette and Notable.”
Tim Getsay
EVP, Performance and Integration
“From an operational standpoint, integrating appointment reminders and deploying Notable did not disrupt our existing EHR infrastructure as our source of truth.”
Meg Dingae
Director, Digital Health
“I was actually with many of our Notable team members in our final week of testing. Our go-live went very smoothly, and our team has really learned that Notable knows what they’re doing and can pull some amazing things off really quickly.”
Lynee Robson
CFO