Questions from clinicians.

Mirae is starting with individual GI clinicians, including gastroenterologists, nurse practitioners, and physician associates. Book a walkthrough to discuss the current early-access invitation.

The current early-access invitation for Mirae Consult is free. We can walk through what is available and how to begin on a call.

Yes. A patient needs to join Mirae and authorize sharing before their patient-specific information can be available to a clinician.

No EHR integration is needed at your clinic to begin. Patients consent to access and sharing of their available health records with your clinical team.

Patients can complete patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs), chat with Mirae, and use pre-visit tools to share symptoms, changes, and questions. Mirae combines those responses with the records they have shared for clinician review.

Mirae prepares the information for review. The clinician checks the evidence, discusses it with the patient, and makes the care decision.

IBD is the first clinical focus. The broader direction is support for complex chronic care, with other specialties considered as the approach develops.

Mirae Consult is being introduced through early access. Current availability and onboarding details are best discussed directly with the team.