Suggested priority
Emergency
Call 911 now
- Protocol cited
- Chest pain, v1
- AI summary
- 58-year-old man reports heavy chest pressure with sweating since after lunch. Matches possible acute coronary syndrome features; needs 911 now.
Nurse confirms
Every patient call, triaged before the callback.
Anatomia logs each call as a case, sets its priority with red-flag rules and cited protocols, and puts it in front of the right nurse.
The sickest caller goes to the top of the queue, whoever called first.
Replay a call through the real triage.
Five recorded calls, exactly as the AI answered them.
- Red-flag recall
- 100%
- Under-triaged calls
- 0
- Exact priority
- 99.2%
Man, 58
- ClinicWhat's going on today?
- PatientThere's a heavy pressure in my chest and I'm all sweaty. It started after lunch.
- Chest pain, fired
- Trouble breathing
- Stroke signs
- Sudden severe headache
- Meningitis signs
- Loss of consciousness
- Seizure
- Severe bleeding
- Severe allergic reaction
- Sepsis signs
- Pulmonary embolism signs
- Serious head injury
- Bleeding or pain in pregnancy
- Fever in a baby under 3 months
- Sudden testicle pain
- Diabetic ketoacidosis signs
- Overdose or poisoning
- Suicidal thoughts
A call becomes a triaged case.
The caller's words, the red flag, a suggested priority and the protocols behind it, in one case.
Case 0183Opened 2:14 pm
My dad had his knee replaced on Tuesday. Since this morning his calf is swollen and hot, and now he says it hurts to breathe in.
- Red-flag rule
- Red flag: pulmonary embolism signs
- Suggested priority
- Emergency. A nurse confirms.
- Disposition
- Call 911 now
- Protocols cited
- Leg swelling, adult. After knee replacement.
- Likely cause
- A blood clot from the leg reaching the lungs
- Callback
- (555) 014-2290
What changes on the phones.
Your nurses and doctors still decide. Anatomia keeps the queue, the handoffs and the record.
BeforeWith Anatomia
One loop, from the first ring to the follow-up.
Intake
Each call is logged with the caller's words and a callback number, and opens as a case.
Triage
Red-flag rules set the floor. AI suggests a priority, likely causes and the protocols it used.
Doctor sign-off
The nurse hands off with a drafted SBAR. The doctor signs off or changes the plan.
Callback
The patient hears back by phone or on their secure page, and the case closes.
Follow-ups
Post-op check-ins go out by text or email. A worrying answer comes back as a case.
18 red flags make a call an emergency, whatever the AI suggests.1 Every suggestion names the protocols it used.2 Your medical director adopts them first.3
Your medical director adopts the protocols first.
With a typed signature, dated and kept in the audit log. A protocol that changes later waits to be adopted again, and triage shows who adopted each one it cites.
Protocol set250 protocols
I adopt the adult and pediatric triage protocols for use in this clinic.
Dr. Ana Reyes
- Medical director
- Typed signature
- Adopted
- Oct 6, 2026, 9:12 am
- Changed since
- Leg swelling, adult
- Status
- Waiting to be adopted again
Every look at a record leaves a line.
The audit log keeps who opened which part of a patient's record, when and for what. Nobody can change it.
- Searched patient records, for carefront desk
- Viewed patient record, for careRN on duty
- Viewed conditions, for careRN on duty
- Viewed medication requests, for careRN on duty
- Viewed patient record, for caredoctor on call
- Viewed allergy intolerances, for caredoctor on call
- Viewed patient record, for careRN on duty
The library and the rules, counted.
- Adult and pediatric triage protocols
- 250protocols
- Written from public guidance, never a licensed set. Your medical director adopts them.
- The floor under every suggestion
- 18red-flag rules
- Run on every call whatever the AI suggests, reading misspellings and someone else's symptoms too.
- Follow-up check-ins after surgery
- 22post-op guides
- Each sends its questions by text or email on the days the guide sets.
- Read-only connections
- 3EHRs
- Oracle Health, Epic and athenahealth.
Every protocol, A to Z.
Each written from public guidance. None is a licensed set.
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