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Read more on how MedFlow promotes value-based care and improves clinic outcomes nationwide.
31 August 2026Luis Valles
What a program completion rate actually proves
Completion rate is the least glamorous number a care program produces, and it is usually the one that decides whether the program is still running next year.
17 August 2026Luis Valles
A check and balance for the things eyes miss
Claire Cressionnie at Graystone Medical said that if their eyes did not catch it, MedFlow did, and that this was very relieving. Relief is a strange word for software to earn.
3 August 2026Luis Valles
The external brain: what changes when the system remembers
One practice calls MedFlow its external brain. That phrase describes something specific about cognitive load, and about what a clinician should have to hold in their head.
20 July 2026Luis Valles
Find, automate, validate: how the loop actually runs
See It, Close It and Prove It describe what a practice gets. Find, automate and validate describe what the engine does. Here is the mechanism underneath.
6 July 2026Luis Valles
The order nobody could see
She qualified for cognitive screening. Her doctor wanted to order it. The problem was that nothing in the practice could surface the fact that she was eligible.
8 June 2026Luis Valles
The missing middle in healthcare technology: why operations, not insight, is the real bottleneck
Healthcare organizations have more data and insight than ever before, but many still struggle to turn that insight into action. This article looks at the operational layer of healthcare: the workflows and systems that make care actually happen.
22 June 2026Luis Valles
A gap in the business is a gap in care
Every missed order started as a missed workflow. Every delayed diagnosis started as a referral that never closed. The business gap is the mechanism of harm.
18 May 2026Luis Valles
What white-glove automation actually means in healthcare
Healthcare organizations often buy software expecting the technology to solve operational problems. Automation here is not a software implementation, it is an operational transformation.
4 May 2026Luis Valles
The work between the work: why follow-through is one of the biggest challenges in healthcare
Healthcare does not usually break down because people do not know what to do. It breaks down because follow-through is hard to execute consistently.
20 April 2026Luis Valles
Where practices lose revenue without realizing it
A significant amount of revenue is lost long before a claim is ever submitted. Leakage in healthcare usually begins at the operational level, not the billing level.
8 April 2026Luis Valles
Task automation vs workflow automation: why the difference matters in healthcare
Healthcare organizations do not struggle with individual tasks. They struggle with managing complex processes over time.
1 April 2026Luis Valles
Why most healthcare automation projects fail, and what successful organizations do differently
Automation often underdelivers when it is layered on top of unclear workflows, disconnected systems, and manual processes. Real impact comes when automation is built into operations rather than added on top of them.