Quai.MD announced today that its Clinical Workflow Platform has been introduced at Mayo Clinic to support emergency department workflows and clinical documentation. The solution was selected based on its ability to address a real-world clinical need using a data-driven, scalable approach, with the intention of advancing patient-centered care and operational effectiveness.

Quai.MD’s Clinical Workflow Platform supports Mayo Clinic care teams by converting institutional best practices into explainable guidance embedded directly within the electronic health record, helping clinicians make data driven decisions in real-time that are aligned with best practices and documented automatically.

Quai.MD’s system is designed for high pressure hospital environments where speed, accuracy, and consistency are critical. By reducing care variability, improving documentation quality, and streamlining workflow processes, the platform enables measurable improvements in patient outcomes, clinician efficiency, and hospital financial performance.

Through collaboration with Mayo Clinic Platform Solutions Studio, the solution was evaluated for clinical relevance, intended use, and performance, and deployed into clinical workflows to support meaningful, real-world impact. Mayo Clinic is the second healthcare system to use the Quai.MD platform in production and, as a qualified solution on Mayo Clinic Platform, is now expected to proliferate into additional U.S. health systems. “Working with Mayo Clinic Platform allowed us to validate our technology in one of the most complex clinical environments in healthcare,” said Shlomi Uziel, CEO of Quai.MD “Our goal is to use the power of AI to combine global (medical) knowledge and local data and transform the EHR into a personalized clinical co-pilot that empowers clinicians to turn every practice into a best practice.”

Mayo Clinic Platform Solutions Studio accelerates the development and deployment of digital health solutions by offering access to global, federated de-identified data and scalable integration into clinical workflows. The program evaluates each solution for intended use, proposed value, and clinical and algorithmic performance, providing transparency and credibility and enabling adoption of transformative health technologies.

“Mayo Clinic Platform is dedicated to advancing solutions that directly address the realities of healthcare delivery,” said Steve Bethke, Vice President of Solution Developer Market at Mayo Clinic Platform. “By equipping developers with high-quality data, comprehensive validation tools and deployment infrastructure, we help bring forward innovations that broaden patient access and reduce administrative complexity for clinicians.”

Media Contact: Shlomi Uziel | shlomiu@quai.md