Interval Health sends intake forms, rating scales and medication check-ins by text, scores them, flags what needs attention, and has your staff prepare the work. The doctor makes every clinical decision.
Families and patients fill in forms on their phone before the first visit. Vanderbilt, SCARED, PHQ-9 and PEG are scored the moment they're submitted.
Check-ins go out on a schedule after a medication starts or changes. Rules flag side effects and worsening scores weeks before the next appointment.
Routine work lands in a staff queue. Doctors see only what needs a signature or a decision, with the evidence already gathered.
Families request refills, confirm visits and pay by text. Open slots go to patients who need to be seen sooner.
Parents, teachers, patients or caregivers tap it and answer on their phone. No app, no password. Progress saves as they go.
Standard scales are scored automatically and charted against the baseline, so you see the trend instead of a stack of forms.
Worsening scores and side effects become review flags. An urgent safety answer shows emergency numbers at once and pages your on-call clinician.
Staff work the queue: refills, earlier visits, calls. The doctor approves, sends back or changes the plan in one place.
A 14-year-old starts sertraline for anxiety. Antidepressant labels call for close monitoring of young patients in the first weeks, so a parent check-in goes out every week. Here's week 2 from both sides.
No app or password. Texts never name the medication or a diagnosis.
Scored, flagged and prepared before you open it. You decide; Interval never changes a dose. Sample data.
Every practice gets intake, check-ins, safety escalation, the staff queue, refills, scheduling and payments. Each specialty adds the workflows it needs.
For child and adult psychiatry practices starting and adjusting medications.
For pain practices managing long-term medications and procedures.
For GLP-1 programs at med spas, obesity medicine and primary care.
For orthopedic and spine practices and surgery centers.
The patient texts a pain score each day of the 7-day trial. Interval compares it with their baseline and checks the 50% relief criterion, so the summary is ready at lead removal.
Your booking system handles appointments and memberships. Interval handles what happens in between, and connects to Zenoti so you don't enter anything twice.
Interval collects, scores, flags and drafts. It never changes a dose, approves a refill or sends a prescription on its own.
A safety answer shows emergency numbers immediately and pages your clinicians in order until someone acknowledges it.
Every statement in an AI draft links to the answer or note it came from. Anything unsupported is marked, not hidden.
Messages carry a secure link, never a diagnosis, drug name, dose or weight. Every chart open and decision is audit-logged.
A parent answers Yes to the safety question on a Tuesday afternoon check-in. Nobody has to be watching a screen.
What your team sees for one patient across the first month on a new medication. The week 2 flag went to staff, who called the parent that morning; the doctor kept the dose and rechecked in a week.
We're working with one practice in each specialty to shape the product. Answer four quick questions and we'll tailor a 30-minute walkthrough to your practice.