Explainability first
Inputs, rules, recommendations, and outputs should be understandable and open to review.
Clinical software with a clear point of view
Technology should strengthen clinical judgment.
DRootDx builds HIPAA-compliant applications that help clinicians collect better information, understand complex cases, conduct connected visits, and translate diagnostic conclusions into clear treatment pathways.
The applications
Different tools, one connected clinical philosophy
Each DRootDx application addresses a distinct part of care while preserving context, review, and clinician control.
Clinical decision support
RootQ
Adaptive intake, structured phenotyping, explainable clinical recommendations, and patient-ready outputs for complex cases.
Explore RootQ →Connected virtual careVisitRoom
A focused telemedicine and transcription workspace designed to keep the encounter, its context, and its documentation connected.
Explore VisitRoom →How we think
Software should make reasoning visible—not replace it.
Clinical tools earn trust by showing their work, fitting the workflow, and leaving consequential decisions with qualified people.
Human approval
Technology can organize and assist. Clinicians decide what enters patient care.
Connected workflow
Useful tools reduce fragmentation between intake, encounters, decisions, and communication.
Built for care
Focused products, not an opaque platform
DRootDx applications are designed around specific clinical jobs. They can stand on their own or participate in a broader workflow without hiding how information becomes an action or output.
Product information on this website is not medical advice. DRootDx applications support qualified clinicians and do not independently diagnose or treat patients.
Licensing
Bring a DRootDx application to your practice.
Tell us about your organization and the application or workflow you are exploring. We will follow up with licensing, access, and implementation information.
Record lifecycle
Clear retention, controlled deletion
RootQ working encounter data is kept for 30 days by default unless the clinic owner selects another supported period. RootQ is not the clinic's official medical-record archive.
When an account closes, access and integrations are revoked, active-system customer content is queued for deletion, and encrypted backup copies expire through the normal backup lifecycle. Limited billing, security, consent, deletion-proof, and legally required records may be retained without encounter content when independently necessary.
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