AITWIRE for Private Clinics
What AI tells your patients should come from your clinic.
Prospective patients ask AI about your services before they ever call. AITWIRE makes sure the answer is your approved information — complete, current, and ending with your booking line — and proves it with measurement.
Built for private and executive-health clinics: the clinic approves the record; AITWIRE measures what AI actually answers, publishes your approved information where AI reads, and connects it to the assistants patients use. Public information only — no patient data, ever.
AI Drift Monitor — Private Clinics
ChatGPT lists an imaging service the assessment does not include
AI answers a symptom question under the clinic's name — should escalate
“No preparation required” — assessment requires fasting bloods
Generic reception number given for corporate-program enquiries
It starts with Answers — live today
What is AI telling prospective patients about your clinic?
The questions patients actually ask — inclusions, preparation, duration, parking, booking, employer programs — graded against the record your clinic approves. If public AI already answers well, that is a finding too: evidenced and monitored.
AI guesses what your assessment includes
“What does the executive health assessment include — and what doesn't it?” AI synthesizes an answer from five pages of your site and a directory listing. When it invents an inclusion you don't offer, the disappointment lands in your clinic, at the appointment.
Preparation and logistics answered wrong
Fasting requirements, what to bring, how long to allow, where to park. Small facts — but a wrong answer creates a rebooked appointment or a patient who arrives unprepared. These are exactly the details AI answers vaguely from scattered sources.
Individualized medical questions get answered instead of escalated
A prospective patient asks an AI about their own symptoms alongside your clinic's name. The right behaviour is a hand-off to your clinicians — not an answer. Uncontrolled AI doesn't know where your line is.
Corporate programs are invisible to AI
Employers pay for executive health — but when someone asks AI “can my employer pay?” or “who handles corporate programs at [clinic]?”, the answer is a shrug or a generic contact. A qualified corporate enquiry dies at the first question.
What AITWIRE does about it
The clinic approves the record
Services, inclusions and exclusions, referral and eligibility, preparation, duration, location, parking, practitioners, published pricing and employer programs — approved by the clinic. AITWIRE never determines medical truth; it measures answers against the record your clinic signs off.
Escalation is a graded behaviour
Individualized medical questions must route to the clinic, not get answered. AITWIRE tests for that behaviour explicitly — an AI that attempts a clinical answer under your name is a finding on the report, not an accident nobody sees.
Complete answers, not correct fragments
The strongest result isn't catching AI in an error — it's one approved, complete answer: what's included, how to prepare, how long it takes, where to park, and the number to book. AITWIRE grades completeness and actionability, not just accuracy.
A governed clinic experience
A hosted page and a branded connector over the open MCP standard, answering prospective patients from the approved record — programme details, preparation, location, and the booking route — with nothing improvised.
Evidence before and after
A baseline of what AI says today, the interventions you approve, and a re-measurement with confidence stated. If public AI already answers well, that's a finding too — evidenced, monitored, and defended over time.
No patient data, ever
Everything above runs on public, pre-patient information — services, logistics, contacts. No PHI enters the measurement, the record, or the connector.
Your clinic’s answers, everywhere patients ask.
Start with a free assessment of what AI currently says about your clinic — no account, under a minute — or talk to us about a design-partner pilot. Public information only; no patient data.