Riverr Flow

For clinic owners

Automated release layer for clinical reports.

Results in. Clinic template assembled. A named doctor signs — then the patient copy releases and employers get aggregates only.

Not a medical device. It copies laboratory flags and doctor decisions. It does not diagnose, triage, or compute a clinical status.

Private pilot with a Singapore health-screening provider.

Grow corporate screening.

Hand-built reports cap the next employer account. Complete set in, clinic template out, named-doctor release — patient copy and employer aggregates in one layer.

What the clinic stops doing

Your template. Aggregates only. A veto.

The report looks like the clinic, employers never see one person, and a named doctor holds the veto.

The report looks like the clinic

Cover, wording and ranges follow the clinic’s template — the document a named doctor signs. White-labelling and custom domains settle under contract.

Aggregates only. k≥10 enforced.

Workforce Health shows attendance and aggregate indicators — never one person. Under-ten stays hidden in the database, including arithmetic that would undo it. Monthly statements itemise services before invoice.

Assembly for the clinic. Holds for the medical director

Assembles when the set is complete. Critical leaves the automatic path. Content signed off before use.

One cycle. One release layer.

Laboratory result in. Clinic template out. Named doctor signs. Patient copy after release. Employers get aggregates and monthly statements.

Care Studio opens on what is waiting

Summary, critical banner, and the review queue — what the doctor opens first.

Named-doctor review and sign-off

The doctor reads the clinic’s own report at reading size, acknowledges flagged results, and signs — unsigned pages cannot pass as signed.

Employer aggregates, never one person

Workforce Health shows participation and indicator mixes as aggregates — never one person’s results. Groups under ten stay hidden.

Patients read the doctor’s words first

After release, My Health opens on the signed note first, then next actions.

Connection note. Laboratory and clinic-system feeds are named in the pilot checklist — not as a public supplier list.

Assemble. Prove. Release.

Complete set in. Named doctor holds. Patient copy out. Demo screens: fictional Tembusu Health — not a customer clinic.

At a glance: 01 Assemble, 02 Prove, 03 Release to patient.
Journey at a glance — Assemble → Prove → Release to patient
  1. 01 · Assemble

    Complete set fills today’s queue

    Complete set in — Care Studio queues the clinic’s report. The doctor opens on summary, critical banner, and cases ready to read.

    Care Studio today’s queue with summary counters, critical banner area, and review list. Demonstration clinic (Tembusu Health).
    01 · Assemble — Care Studio queue, ready for doctor review.
  2. 02 · Prove

    Named doctor signs before release

    Named doctor reads at reading width. Source locks before release — later changes never rewrite what already left.

    Care Studio review workspace with page thumbnails, report viewer, and signing bar. Demonstration clinic (Tembusu Health).
    02 · Prove — reading width, source lock, and signing bar.
  3. 03 · Release to patient

    Patient reads the signed note first

    After the named doctor signs, My Health opens on the signed note first, then next actions.

    On the release path

    My Health phone report with greeting, result summary, and signed doctor note. Demonstration clinic (Tembusu Health).
    03 · Release — My Health signed report on the patient’s phone.

Also in Care Studio / Workforce

Critical results leave the automatic path

Care Studio critical-result protocol screen with laboratory flag and verified contact route. Demonstration clinic (Tembusu Health).
Care Studio — critical leaves the automatic path.

Employer aggregates at k≥10

Workforce Health aggregate overview with privacy guidance in the navigation rail. Demonstration clinic (Tembusu Health).
Workforce Health — aggregates only; never one person.

Templates. Workforce. Assists.

Report Studio, Composer, and clinical assists — always under named-doctor release.

Report Studio

Report templates, screening packages, and content sign-off bound to a named responsible doctor. Your layout, your wording — sealed before release.

Composer — workforce reports

Compose, reorder, theme, and publish a workforce report — k≥10 locked; only signed, released reports enter the cohort.

Clinical AI notes †

Scribe drafts commentary for clinician review. A named doctor accepts, edits, or refuses before release. Does not diagnose or compute a clinical status.

Risk stratification †

Care Studio presents tiers from models the clinic configures and signs. Riverr renders that standing; a named doctor releases. No invented diagnosis.

† Assistive presentation only — a named doctor releases. Riverr does not diagnose. Never auto-released as clinical judgement.

Four holds. One named signature.

Incomplete test, invalid range, mismatched code, or critical result — the report holds. SPECIMEN until a named doctor signs. Source locks; critical follows clinic protocol.

  • 01Copied flags onlyIt copies laboratory flags and doctor decisions; no clinical status is computed.
  • 02Source locked before releaseLater changes never merge silently into a released document.
  • 03Critical results leave the automatic pathThey follow the clinic’s own protocol; never auto-delivered to the patient.
  • 04SPECIMEN until a named doctor signsUnsigned pages cannot pass as signed.

Private pilot. Named owners.

Private pilot: named owners on sites, senders, laboratory feeds, report design, package mapping, patient access, doctors verified. Scope settles before go-live.

Guided go-live

  • Sites
  • Brand and senders
  • Laboratory feeds
  • Report design
  • Package mapping
  • Patient sign-in
  • Doctors verified

Bring your template and signing register. Email who you are and what you run.

Trust for procurement

Release controls procurement can verify. Security evidence and hosting terms settle in contracting and questionnaires.

What owners ask first

Growth, brand, medical veto, privacy floor, and how pilots start.

Will this cut the administrative headcount we need for growth?

Machine intake, auto-assembly when the set is complete, and employer aggregates in the same release layer — replacing hand assembly, re-keying, and slide-deck summaries. No headcount or cost-saving figure claimed.

Can the report carry our brand?

Reports ship in the clinic’s own template. Patient and employer surfaces carry that brand. White-labelling and custom domains settle under contract.

What about our medical director’s veto?

The platform never computes a clinical status. Source is locked before release. Critical results leave the automatic path. Content is signed off before use. Only a named, registered doctor releases.

How do you stop employer reports exposing individuals?

Employer reporting is aggregate only. A minimum group of ten is enforced in the database, including refusal of arithmetic that would undo it.

How do clinics start?

Private pilot is how clinics start. Scope, configuration checklist, and commercial terms settle before go-live — Talk to Riverr.

More questions

Full product, trust and commercial answers on the FAQ.

Talk to Riverr

Private pilot for screening clinics. Bring your template and signing register — email who you are and what you run.

hello@riverr.net · Riverr Pte Ltd · Private pilot. Terms settle with the clinic — no fee tables here.