Capture the interval
Families and authorized caregivers log events, meds, school context, videos/files, symptoms, questions, and follow-up details as they happen.
Specialty-configured care handoff OS
Clinical context, before the visit starts.
Quelzo turns caregiver observations, school reports, medication context, videos, glucose logs, questions, and generated forms into physician-ready interval intelligence for neurology, endocrinology, and primary care.
24hpre-visit packet window for upcoming appointments
3specialty modes: neurology, endocrinology, primary care
PDFpolished reports, action plans, forms, and archives
Quelzo Console / clinic view
Panel operations
Harbor Children's Pediatric Neurology
2 packets due tomorrow
0interval events
0open questions
0generated docs
AR
Ari Riveraepilepsy handoff packet ready
NE
Noah Elliscalendar brief generated
MG
Mina Grantprimary care referral draft
Quelzo AI: 3 interval changes detected since last visit. One school report is missing recovery time. Seizure action plan draft is ready for clinician review.
Built for the clinical work that happens outside the EHR.
Quelzo is the structured layer between home, school, patient portal, clinic calendar, generated documents, and the physician's next decision.
Normalize the record
Quelzo converts scattered observations into specialty-specific fields, timelines, missing-data prompts, and structured visit intelligence.
Generate the work
Clinicians produce high-level notes, action plans, school forms, DMMPs, referrals, medication summaries, and PDFs from the tracked interval.
Prepare the visit
Calendar-linked packets deliver what changed, what is missing, what needs review, and which documents are ready 24 hours before appointments.
One platform. Specialty-specific behavior.
The clinic picks its mode. Quelzo changes the dashboard, logging fields, document templates, AI context, and packet logic.
Pediatric neurology starts with epilepsy handoff.
Track seizure frequency, rescue medication use, videos, school events, semiology, recovery time, action-plan changes, parent questions, and high-priority interval changes.
Quelzo specialty workspace
Neurology
Pre-visit neurology packet
The operating system for interval care.
Swarm-like product energy, but for healthcare workflows: fast input, structured intelligence, and secure clinical output.
Family app
Quick capture, caregiver invites, emergency plans, files, videos, questions, and report approval.
School + caregiver portal
Minimum-necessary contribution workflows with expiring access and limited visibility.
Patient-generated data
Events, meds, glucose context, symptoms, notes, uploads, and visit questions.
Quelzo handoff engine
Normalizes raw interval data, runs specialty-aware summaries, identifies missing fields, prepares calendar packets, and generates editable clinical documents.
Clinician console
Panel view, patient timeline, AI brief, documents, archive, calendar packets, and responses.
Document outputs
PDFs, fax-ready reports, EHR-ready notes, school forms, action plans, DMMPs, and referrals.
Audit layer
Role access, report generation, video/file views, downloads, edits, invites, and packet history.
Documents are not an afterthought. They are the workflow.
Quelzo generates the paperwork doctors already need, then lets them edit it, approve it, download it, and archive it by patient.
High-level specialty document generation
Visit summary, clinical note, seizure action plan, school accommodation support, DMMP, insulin adjustment worksheet, referral summary, disability documentation, ICD-10 support, medication reconciliation, and chronic-care plan.
quelzo.generate()clinician reviewed
select patient = "Ari Rivera"
document = "Seizure Action Plan"
sources = interval events + meds + school report + video metadata
thinking through missing fields...
draft generated → edit assistant → physician approval → PDF archive
Calendar packets before the visit
When a visit is coming up, Quelzo prepares a packet with interval changes, open questions, generated documents, missing information, and the most relevant data since last appointment.
JUN
06
06
Ari Riveraneurology packet ready: 8 interval events, 2 questions
JUN
07
07
Mina Grantprimary care referral and med reconciliation prepared
JUN
08
08
Noah Ellisendocrinology DMMP draft awaiting clinician review
Security that shows up in the product, not just the sales deck.
For real deployment, Quelzo must be backed by HIPAA-ready infrastructure. The product experience is designed around those constraints.
Role-based access
Primary guardians, secondary guardians, school nurses, caregivers, clinicians, and staff have different permissions by design.
Audit evidence
Logins, downloads, report generation, video/file views, invitations, revoked access, AI drafts, and edits are traceable.
Minimum necessary
Schools and temporary caregivers get only what they need. Reports and exports remain limited to authorized roles.
PHI-safe AI
Clinical deployment should use BAA-backed AI vendors, no PHI in unsecured logs, and human approval before clinical output.
Secure files
Videos, PDFs, school reports, and documents require encrypted storage, signed URLs, access logs, and revocation flows.
Production path
BAAs, risk assessment, incident response, vendor controls, retention policies, and penetration testing before live PHI use.
Give clinicians the interval before the rooming note starts.
Quelzo is built for the moment where families know something changed, clinicians need the context, and the system still expects everyone to reconstruct care from scattered fragments.