The platform.

Specialty clinics receive referrals the same way they did in 1998: a fax machine, a stack of paper, and a secretary calling patients before they drift away. Antechamber replaces that workflow without replacing the fax line.

Our platform reads every incoming referral, determines whether it's a legitimate patient, and — if it is — queries the Health Information Exchange for the patient's longitudinal record. A summary arrives in the clinician's queue before the patient has been called back: demographics, reason for referral, relevant history, open questions.

Inside the same pass, a second model looks for patterns consistent with specific rare diseases. When a patient matches, we prepare a pre-filled genetic testing requisition and hand it to the physician with the referral packet. The physician signs or doesn't. The patient moves faster either way.