Platform · Misterre

The front office, run by AI that never drops a handoff.

One system across intake, eligibility, authorization, and EHR entry — referral in, patient created, nothing waiting in a fax queue for someone to notice it. Deployed on-prem, per practice.

In Australia, WayBridge delivers solutions built on the Misterre platform as WayBridge Deploy engagements. Misterre is offered as a product in the United States.

WayBridge builds home care and senior living solutions on the Misterre platform.

Live · In production

In production today across home-based care and orthopedic & spine.

What it does

Intake

Live · In production

Referrals read, classified, de-duplicated and staged for entry — fax, portal, or inbox.

Benefits & eligibility

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Coverage checked and plan traps flagged before anyone schedules a visit.

Authorization

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Auths tracked to expiry, so nothing lapses quietly mid-episode.

Referral portals

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Hospital and payer referral queues worked continuously, not when someone remembers to log in.

EHR entry

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Patients created in the system of record with the data the back office will need later.

Ops & finance

Live · In production

Daily operating reports and chase lists built from what actually happened, not what was typed.

Proven in production (United States)
  • A statewide Texas practice — home health & hospice, three branches
  • A multi-practice orthopedic & spine firm

Clients are described by type, not named. Deployments are on-prem: the models run inside the practice and patient data never leaves the building.

How you start

Every engagement begins with an assessment: two to three weeks mapping one workflow and handing you an itemized map of what can be automated and what it is worth.

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