For Organizations
Multi-site deployment, clinical governance, audit-ready logging, and dedicated implementation support for health systems, hospitals, behavioral health groups, residency programs, and payers. Designed around clinician-in-the-loop workflows.
Who it’s for
ED, inpatient, consultation-liaison, and outpatient psychiatry across one facility or a multi-state system.
Multi-clinic outpatient psychiatry, addiction treatment, residential care, and crisis stabilization.
Structured reasoning support for residents and PMHNP trainees under attending supervision.
Documentation quality, medical-necessity language, and audit readiness across covered psychiatric care.
What you get
01 · Pillar
Centralized identity and access across clinics, hospitals, and program sites. Per-site workflow, template, and documentation defaults.
02 · Pillar
Every reasoning pathway is reviewed and signed off by Dr. Padder, Clinical Editor-in-Chief. Built around clinician-in-the-loop workflows: outputs are considerations for clinician review, never autonomous decisions.
03 · Pillar
Full audit logging for compliance review: every clinician input, surfaced consideration, edit, and attestation captured with timestamp and user identity.
04 · Pillar
Volume licensing from a single facility to a multi-state system. Annual contracts, negotiated terms, BAA included.
05 · Pillar
White-glove onboarding with bespoke training sessions for clinical and administrative teams, departments, services, and training programs.
06 · Pillar
Built for the clinical environment. PHI encrypted in transit and at rest, and never used for model training. SOC 2 Type II audit in progress; current scope available under NDA.
How rollout works
Week 1
Scope clinical workflows, identify pilot sites and clinicians, define success metrics.
Week 2
Identity integration, per-site defaults, administrative roles, BAA execution.
Week 3
Clinical and admin training, then pilot launch with a dedicated implementation contact.
Talk with our team about pilot deployments, multi-site rollouts, training, and compliance documentation.
For licensed healthcare professionals and the organizations that employ them. Does not replace clinical judgment. Clinicians retain full responsibility for all patient care decisions.