WHOWE ARE
Oncology Care, Elevated
Community oncology is bearing an impossible administrative burden.
Over 60% of chemotherapy in the United States is administered in community oncology settings — not in academic medical centers, not in major hospital systems, but in local practices staffed by providers who chose oncology because they wanted to take care of patients.
Those same providers now spend an estimated two or more hours every day on documentation and prior authorization. A prior auth letter that should take 20 minutes takes three hours. A question about an NCCN regimen that should take seconds takes 15 minutes of PDF navigation. A compliance report that could be generated automatically is instead typed, printed, faxed, and re-typed by a different person on the other end.
The software built for hospital systems was never built for us. We’ve been paying enterprise prices for tools that create enterprise-sized paperwork.
The prior authorization system in particular has become a clinical crisis. When a treatment that meets NCCN Category 1 evidence criteria gets denied on first submission 40–60% of the time, that’s not a documentation problem. That’s a system that has been allowed to function without the information it needs to make good decisions.
ClinixBoost was built to change that. Not by fighting the system, but by giving every community oncology practice the tools to speak its language — clearly, completely, and with NCCN citations attached.
Six beliefs that shape every product decision we make.
The technology finally exists to do this right.
Prior attempts at AI in healthcare documentation produced tools that were impressive in demos and disappointing in practice — because the underlying models weren’t capable enough, the retrieval systems weren’t accurate enough, and the workflow integration wasn’t real enough.
That has changed. Large language models can now reason about clinical scenarios with the nuance that oncology requires. Medical-grade speech recognition captures clinical dictation accurately enough for real use. AI can ground its answers in specific NCCN guideline text, with the citation attached, at latencies that work inside a clinical workflow.
We built ClinixBoost as the technology, leveraged responsibly, is ready.
The compliance automation that powers our prior authorization product — multi-step AI extraction and verification, automated report generation, eFax delivery — would have been impossible to run at a price point accessible to a community practice two years ago. Today it costs less per report than a postage stamp.
The window to build this correctly is open right now. We intend to use it.
Every architectural decision is a values decision.
We chose our technology stack the same way we choose everything else — by asking what serves the oncology practice best, not what’s most fashionable or most familiar.
Not a poster. A way of making decisions.
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We're building ClinixBoost for the community oncology practices that are ready for software that takes their work as seriously as they do.