An inquiry arrives
A website form or a QR longevity-score page drops the lead into the pipeline with its source and priority.
Nexus puts your clinician workspace, operations console and patient app on one live record. It connects to your EHR, Stripe and QuickBooks, and an AI agent network drafts, flags and follows up so your team can practice medicine.
Every lab, scan, wearable reading and visit lands on the same chart. Nobody types anything twice.
A new lab result updates the physician's chart, the front desk's screen and the patient's app at the same moment. No re-entering, no phone tag.
One agent's output is the next one's input, and a person approves before anything reaches a patient.
3 consults on the calendar today, and 2 active patients need you off-schedule.
Before the first patient, the physician sees today's consults ranked by risk, which charts the AI flagged overnight, and what each visit still needs.
All patients, staff and figures in these demos are fictional. Screens are recreated for this brochure from the live platform.
Every tool you do not buy is a login, a contract and a monthly invoice you do not have. The EHR comes set up and connected as part of the package.
Recovery, HRV, sleep and resting heart rate flow into the chart, the weekly plan and the physician's brief on their own. No separate remote-monitoring platform to pay for, no screenshots, nobody re-typing numbers. Oura, Apple Health and Dexcom work the same way.
Nexus ships with CharmHealth and Google Workspace connected. If your practice runs another EHR, or Microsoft 365 and Teams for the team, we scope that connector in your proposal.
Your EHR, Stripe and Spruce accounts are in your practice's name. Nexus plugs into them, so your data and your vendor relationships stay with you.
Five organ-system indices, each with a score, a status and how many years older or younger that system looks.

Nine routine labs you already draw. A missing marker is estimated and clearly labeled provisional. Wellness indices, not diagnostics.
The clocks follow published, peer-reviewed aging science. The physician reads them together with each member's own measurements, and the markers behind every score are one tap away.
Every search is filtered to one patient, so answers can only come from that chart: transcripts, labs, scans, wearables and notes.
Turns each Google Meet visit into a pre-visit briefing and a post-visit text, email and report.
Proposes labs and prescriptions from the transcript, each with the quote behind it, matched to the EHR catalog.
Reviews every changed chart overnight for interactions, gaps, trends and missed follow-ups.
Reads lab, imaging, DEXA and RMR reports into structured values with change from baseline.
Drafts a plan for every member from wearables, nutrition, labs and the last visit, each item with its reason.
Summarizes the chart when it opens: what to raise, key results with trends, care gaps.
Pulls action items from every transcript with an owner, a priority and a due date.
Files the physician's team-chat requests as tasks with suggested owners and posts updates three times a day.
Answers members' questions from their own record. Educates, never diagnoses, and routes clinical questions to the team.
Findings and order proposals cite the chart. A machine check confirms each quote exists before anyone sees it.
Summaries, plans, orders and messages wait for a human. Nothing reaches a patient or a pharmacy on its own.
Retrieval is filtered to a single patient, and patient logins can only ever reach their own record.
Chart reviews skip unchanged charts and run under a daily spend cap you control.
Chart reviews and order actions are written to insert-only logs, with the model behind each result.
Models run on Vertex AI in the platform's own cloud project, alongside the data they read.
A website form or a QR longevity-score page drops the lead into the pipeline with its source and priority.
Booked from a scheduling page. Call notes, outcome and an interest score land on the lead.
Drag to Active client: the chart is created, onboarding forms go out and the first invoice is sent.
Labs are ordered from the EHR catalog. DEXA, RMR and VO₂ max are booked, and each one bills itself and books the next when completed.
Reports are read into structured values and matched to the right patient. Anything ambiguous waits for a person.
A Google Meet link on the invite, a briefing ready beforehand, and the transcript fetched afterwards.
A text, an email and a report are drafted. Tasks get owners, orders get proposed, and staff approve before anything is sent.
The weekly plan is approved and delivered to the app, with nutrition and training targets updated to match.
Cadence-based check-ins go out in reviewed batches. Anyone seen recently, already booked or paused is held back.
Memberships and refills bill on schedule. Stripe payments reconcile, Zelle receipts match, and paid invoices post to QuickBooks.
No exports between tools, no re-typing, and a clear owner for every task along the way.
Reviews every chart that changed since yesterday. Unchanged charts are skipped.
Examples. Your rules are set up with you during launch, for prescriptions, diagnostics, labs and billing. Anything clinical still waits for a physician to approve.
Type or dictate a task on the phone in the gap between visits. It is routed like any other.
Monitoring labs, rechecks, rebooking and billing follow your protocols automatically, with the physician in the loop.
Requests in Google Chat become tasks today. Microsoft Teams can be scoped for your practice.

HRV is back above your weekly average after two short nights. Upper A is on the plan.
A morning brief written from their own data, the Elevate Score with what moved it, and three things to do today.
Written from last night's recovery, recent labs and the plan, with one clear action.
The coach shows the member's own values behind every answer, and remembers only what they allow.
Book the next visit, request a refill or message the care team without a phone call.
Medications, scans and visit notes appear exactly as the care team keeps them. The app never keeps a copy.
Marcus Reed: your HbA1c came back at 5.9%. Dr. Kline wants to change your metformin.
Provider, nurse, front desk, ops and admin each see what their role needs. A patient login can only ever reach that patient's own record.
Browsers and phones talk only to the platform's API. The EHR, payments and every other vendor are reached server-side, never from a device.
Every patient-portal read is logged, alongside audit tables for payments, prescriptions, documents, orders and AI reviews.
Push alerts, webhooks and onboarding links carry no health information. A link is an unguessable token, nothing more.
The physician and member apps never cache patient information on the device.
AI drafts summaries, messages, plans and orders. Nothing reaches a patient until your team approves it.
More than 90 kinds of personal and health fields are redacted from logs before they are written.
AI conversations and wearable tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM.
Gemini runs on Vertex AI in the platform's own Google Cloud environment, next to the data it reads.
Member notifications respect quiet hours, a weekly cap and a rest mode.
Every change ships to staging before production on Google Cloud Run, and production can roll back in one step.
125 automated test files run before a release is allowed out.
Pricing and the full brochure are shared on a discovery call, so every proposal fits your practice, your team and your launch date.
Your accounts stay yours. Your EHR, Stripe and Spruce accounts are in your practice's name. We set them up, connect them and keep them running.
Inclusions are a starting point. We tailor every program on the discovery call.
EHR, fee schedule, visit types, payment flows and patient onboarding configured before day one.
Your name, colors and voice across the portal, the patient app and every message it sends.
Charm, Stripe, QuickBooks, Spruce, Google Workspace, wearables and diagnostic devices, wired and tested.
Goal pathways, protocols, exercise and nutrition libraries adapted to how you practice.
Role-by-role onboarding for physicians, nurses, front desk and operations.
An LV8 team that keeps the system tuned, monitored and improving as you grow.

Nine agents touch one visit. A person approves every step that reaches the patient.
A pre-visit briefing lands with the physician as a Google Doc: biggest risk, biggest win, trends since last time and an agenda.
The visit runs on the Meet link from the calendar invite. Attendance, recording and transcript are captured automatically.
A text, an email and a detailed report are drafted from the transcript and the chart.
Ops previews exactly what the patient will receive, approves it, and the text goes out through Spruce.
Four tasks appear with owners and due dates: one for the clinician, one for the care team, one for the patient, one for the front desk.
A lipid panel is proposed with the physician's own words as evidence. The physician approves it, then places it.
Next week's plan reflects the new targets. Ops approves it and it appears on the member's Home screen.
The chart changed, so it is reviewed again. Nothing new is found, so nobody is interrupted.
Labs come back, values are read and matched to the chart, biological age recalculates and the app shows what improved.
“We built the system we wanted to practice in, then we practiced in it every day. Nexus is what survived.”
Nexus ships with CharmHealth, set up and connected for you as part of the package, and that is the fastest path to launch. If your practice is committed to another EHR, tell us on the discovery call: we review what it can connect to and scope that connector in your proposal.