Primary care sees OSA first. But rarely catches it.
Add objective OSA screening to every visit in 60 seconds
Patients show up with fatigue, hypertension, weight gain, and poor sleep.
But without a structured, fast screening method, OSA is rarely identified.
Not because providers miss it but because screening doesn’t fit the visit.
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OSA is a hidden driver of chronic disease
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The patient completes the AI selfie scan during check-in or while waiting, before entering the exam room. The provider receives a risk score in their workflow before the appointment begins, so it functions as a prompt not an added task.
No. Soliish is a screening tool. It identifies patients who may be at elevated risk for OSA and guides them toward the appropriate next step. Diagnosis remains the responsibility of the treating physician.
OSA is an often-overlooked contributor to treatment-resistant hypertension, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. Soliish helps primary care teams screen higher-risk populations earlier and act before the burden escalates.
No. When a patient is flagged as elevated risk, the platform guides the next step and handles documentation automatically, reducing the need for manual coordination.
Soliish supports HL7, FHIR, REST API, and embedded SDK options. Most implementations require minimal IT lift and can be deployed across single-site or multi-site practices.
Yes. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest and stored on secure US-based servers. Patient data is not used for marketing or shared with third parties.
Most practices are operational within two weeks. Onboarding typically includes a workflow review, EHR integration if needed, and a short orientation for front-desk staff. No clinical training is required because the scan is patient-completed.
