IV Infusion Clinics

The safety screen and the bloodwork, before the patient arrives.

Athel screens each patient before their iron, NAD+ or vitamin infusion on allergies, past reactions, pregnancy, medical history and recent bloodwork, then puts a structured report in your EMR before the visit.

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Sound familiar?

The problem

01
Screening on a clipboard in the chair
Allergies, past reactions, pregnancy, and kidney and heart conditions get checked on paper once the patient is in the chair, and anything missed delays the start.
02
Chasing bloodwork and referrals
Iron infusions often need a referral and a recent ferritin and hemoglobin before booking. Chasing faxes and lab reports fills the front desk's day.
03
Calls about cost, coverage and rebooking
Patients call to ask what a drip costs, whether their plan covers it and when to book the second dose. Every call pulls someone off the floor.

Link to chart. Three steps.

How it works

Step 01
The patient opens a link or scans a QR code.
Step 02
Athel runs the pre-infusion interview and adapts to every answer.
Step 03
You open a structured history in your EMR before you walk in.

The interview. What it covers.

10 topics

Reason for the infusion and current symptoms
Infusion type: iron, NAD+, vitamin or hydration
Recent bloodwork, such as ferritin and hemoglobin
Oral iron tried and how it went
Past infusion reactions and drug allergies
Asthma, eczema and other allergic conditions
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Kidney, heart and liver conditions
Current medications
G6PD deficiency, before high-dose vitamin C

One interview, adjusted to the drip. Iron questions follow up on bloodwork and oral iron, and high-dose vitamin C adds G6PD and kidney history. Your nurse or physician keeps the assessment and the order.

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Interactive demo · Clinical intake

Hear the Co-Clinician run an intake.

Press play. The report builds itself while the patient talks, then lands in your EMR before they walk in.

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Maya Thompson

31 F · Referral for IV iron

Ready

First iron infusion

Press play to start the interview

The assistant will interview Maya and draft the report as the answers come in.

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AI-Powered Medical Interview

Patient Report

IV Infusion · First iron infusion

Maya Thompson

DOB 1995-09-12 · 31 yrs · F

Urgency: pending

Symptom screening

0/6 captured

Fatigue?

Oral iron tried?

Recent bloodwork known?

Prior infusion reaction?

Asthma or drug allergy?

Pregnant?

Clinical assessment

Waiting for interview

Simulated patients and data for demonstration. Reports are drafted for clinician review.

What lands in your chart.

Sample report

Physician reportSample. Fictional patient.

IV iron intake report

Fictional patient · 36 F · Family physician referral · Completed at home before the first infusion

Chief complaint

"I'm tired all the time and the iron pills made me sick."

History of present illness

Fatigue and shortness of breath on stairs for about 6 months. Reports heavy menstrual periods lasting about 7 days. Noticed hair shedding over the summer.

Recent bloodwork, as reported by the patient

Ferritin 7 µg/L and hemoglobin 102 g/L, drawn in October 2026.
Her family physician has the full report.

Oral iron

Ferrous fumarate daily for about 3 months. Stopped because of constipation and stomach pain.

Allergies and past reactions

No previous IV iron or other infusions.
Penicillin: hives.
Mild asthma. Uses a salbutamol inhaler about once a month.

Pregnancy

Not pregnant and not breastfeeding. Not planning a pregnancy in the next year.

Medical history

No kidney, heart or liver disease reported.

Current medications

Salbutamol inhaler as needed
Oral contraceptive

Flagged for review

Asthma and a drug allergy (penicillin, hives).

Heavy menstrual periods reported.

Stopped oral iron after about 3 months because of side effects.

Contains only what the patient reported. For clinician review.

Works alongside your scribe.

Around the visit

Your scribe documents the visit. Athel takes the history before it and answers the phones around it.

Patient OS: Reception

Every call answered, 24/7.

Cost, coverage and booking calls answered, and second doses rebooked, including after hours.

Call our AI receptionist: 833-735-0181 About Patient OS: Reception →

Dictation

Speak the note. It's ready when you stop.

Speak the infusion note after each visit and it's ready when you stop.

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Built for clinical precision.

PIPEDACompliant
HIPAACompliant

01Only what the patient saidThe report contains only what the patient reported. Strict guardrails keep anything else out.
02No diagnosisAthel is clinical decision support. It does not diagnose or treat.
03You review everythingThe clinician reviews every report and makes every clinical decision.
04HIPAA and PIPEDA compliantCanadian and US data residency.

Athel provides clinical decision support intended to assist healthcare professionals and does not independently diagnose, treat, or replace clinical judgment. Its applicable functions are intended to qualify as non-device clinical decision support under applicable U.S. and Canadian regulatory frameworks.

In practice today.

Field deployments

97%

of patients who start an Athel intake finish it

Questions. Answered.

06 questions

01Which infusions does the interview cover?

Iron, NAD+, vitamin and hydration drips. The questions change with the infusion: iron screening asks about bloodwork and oral iron, and high-dose vitamin C adds G6PD deficiency and kidney history.

02Does Athel decide if a patient can have the infusion?

No. Athel records what the patient reports and flags items such as past reactions, asthma, allergies, pregnancy, and kidney or heart conditions. Your nurse or physician reviews the report and makes every clinical decision.

03Does Athel ask about lab results?

Yes. Athel asks for recent results such as ferritin and hemoglobin and records what the patient reports, so your team knows what to confirm before booking.

04Can we use our own consent and screening forms?

Yes. Send us your current forms and Athel builds them into the interview.

05Does this replace my AI scribe?

No. Athel takes the history before the visit and handles the phones, which a scribe does not do. It works alongside the AI scribe you already use.

06Who answers questions about cost and booking?

Athel's AI receptionist answers every call 24/7. It answers common questions using your clinic's information, and books and rebooks appointments, including second doses.