Your inbox is full of unfinished work
Every refill, result, and patient question sends someone digging through the chart for context, the right rule, and the next step.
Verdi Labs presents
Emma
The AI Practice Assistant for independent primary care.
Her first skill: give clinicians time back in their day. Emma stages refills, lab results, and medical forms, cutting the time clinicians spend on them to 15 minutes a day.
Emma prepares the work. The clinician makes every clinical decision.
Emma lives in
your EHR, so clinicians can spend less time there.
Your work keeps growing. Your team does not.
Your practice is being asked to deliver more care with fewer people and systems that leave the hardest work unfinished.
Every form becomes a research project
FMLA paperwork and other forms arrive incomplete. Your staff must find the right version, gather the facts, fill it out, and route it for review.
Every staffing gap adds work to the people who remain
When an MA leaves or a position stays open, clinicians and other staff absorb the unfinished work.
From a relentless inbox to cases ready for review.
Emma works alongside your EHR. She reviews the chart and prepares the refill, message, or form. The clinician checks it, then approves and sends it through the EHR. Because the case is ready, review takes seconds.
Everything needed to answer a refill request.
Emma checks the chart and your refill rules before the request reaches the clinician.
- 1Confirms medication, dose, prescriber, pharmacy, and treatment intent.
- 2Checks recent visits, monitoring, duplicates, and your refill rules.
- 3Shows what passed, what failed, and what evidence is missing.
- 4Prepares the next step and a response for the patient.
Lisinopril 20 mg · refill request
✓Active medication and doseMatched
✓Visit within practice window62 days ago
✓Required monitoring completeK+ 4.2
✓Duplicate or contraindicationNone found
Prepared patient response
Your refill has been reviewed and is ready for the clinician's approval. No additional visit or lab is needed at this time.
Clinician actionReturns to your EHR
What the result means for this patient.
Emma compares the result with prior values, diagnoses, medications, and your rules so the clinician can see what matters.
- 1Compares current and prior values, medications, and relevant history.
- 2Separates routine results from the ones that need a closer look.
- 3Prepares a patient explanation, follow-up, and possible actions.
- 4Keeps every source and reasoning step available for review.
Comprehensive metabolic panel
✓Prior result comparison4 values
✓Medication contextReviewed
✓Relevant diagnoses and historyIncluded
✓Practice escalation rulesNo trigger
Prepared interpretation
One value falls just outside the laboratory range but is stable across prior tests. Routine patient explanation prepared. No urgent action suggested.
Clinician actionReturns to your EHR
From a blank form to a review-ready draft.
Emma gathers the information, prepares the form, and flags anything that still needs an answer.
- 1Finds the correct form and current version.
- 2Pulls relevant visits, diagnoses, treatment plans, and dates from the chart.
- 3Asks the patient or staff only for information that is still missing.
- 4Prepares the form for the clinician to review and sign.
FMLA medical certification
✓Correct formWH-380-E
✓Relevant chart history3 visits
✓Treatment frequencyDocumented
✓Work limits and job dutiesConfirmed
Prepared form
Diagnosis context, treatment frequency, expected episodes, work limits, and the follow-up plan are filled in and ready for review.
Clinician actionReturns to your EHR
Emma prepares. Clinicians decide.
The evidence stays visible
Every recommendation links back to the chart facts that support it.
Emma follows your rules
Your clinicians set the protocols, approval boundaries, and escalation paths.
Nothing leaves without approval
The clinician approves each action or patient message before it is sent through the EHR.
The inbox is only the beginning.
Emma will keep learning the work that gives your practice more capacity, strengthens patient relationships, and creates room to grow. Beta customers will help decide which skills come next.
More capacity
Less work that depends on someone remembering, chasing, or rereading.
- Get routine work ready before someone needs it
- Keep every next step moving
- Spend less time chasing paperwork
Stronger connections
Make it easier for patients to reach the practice and understand what happens next.
- Miss zero calls
- Give patients clearer answers
- Keep phone, text, and EHR work from becoming duplicates
Room to grow
Create space for the kind of practice you want to build.
- See more patients or spend more time with each one
- Add services without adding a larger back office
- Build a stronger and more durable practice
Your practice should have the infrastructure to stay independent.
You should not have to sell to a hospital system just to get modern operating infrastructure. Verdi builds Emma to give your practice the leverage to deliver better care, build a stronger business, and grow on your own terms.
Clinicians can keep their attention on patients. Emma handles the work that crowds it out.
Independent practices deserve the power of a large system without becoming one.
This is a hard problem. The Verdi team has solved hard problems before.
We have founded companies and built hardware, software, and AI systems across consumer technology, healthcare, banking, manufacturing, energy, and global health. Our work has ranged from products used by millions to systems that protect critical utility infrastructure, often in settings where failure carries real consequences. We know how to make complex technology safe, useful, and worthy of trust. Now we are bringing that experience to independent primary care, so practices can thrive on their own terms. It is the most important work we have ever done.
Built for independent primary care practices with 1 to 15 clinicians.
Build a practice that thrives and stays yours.
We are inviting a small number of independent practices to help shape Emma around the way they actually work. The first step is a conversation.
Start a conversation