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A DRootDx applicationRootQ · Clinical decision assistance
RootQ is a clinical decision-assistance tool for Long COVID, ME/CFS, dysautonomia, POTS, and related post-viral syndromes. It uses adaptive data collection, deterministic rules, and hierarchical multi-stage inference to help clinicians organize complex histories and decide what belongs in the care plan.
RootQ is neither an EMR nor an AI scribe. It does not use generative AI or machine learning for clinical reasoning or report generation. Clinicians review the plan and approve patient materials. When Patient Summary is selected, its approval covers the other selected handouts.
Built for your whole team
Explore the current dashboards, patient tables, consult gap review, and handoffs using fictional records in the interactive demo.
Create intake links, track completed and pending paperwork, and book procedures and follow-up once the signed review, snapshot, and patient materials are ready.
Work the Lean Test queue, verify uploaded measurements, enter results or use LeanQ, and handle released handouts.
Work the gap-review and handout queues, review LEAN interpretations, clarify the encounter, confirm mechanisms, and select the plan.
Complete approved medication and test orders, coordinate paperwork, and manage clinic users and setup.
Oversee clinic operations, clinician licenses, staff access, devices, branding, and clinic settings.
Guided intake and standalone forms bring patient history and supporting information into the encounter before clinical review.
Intake and forms → consult gap review → Save & Lock and snapshot → reviewed patient materials → confirmed delivery → staff orders and scheduling → snapshot-based follow-up.
When Patient Summary is selected, its approval covers the other selected handouts. Approval and delivery remain separate, visible steps.
RootQ capabilities
RootQ supports the clinical reasoning work required to turn a complex post-viral history into an organized, explainable, clinician-reviewed care plan.
Questions adapt to the patient’s symptoms, triggers, timing, and prior answers.
Structures symptoms, triggers, timing, and related findings into a coherent clinical picture.
Transforms collected information into a clinician-ready phenotype for review.
Uses explicit, traceable rules rather than generative AI or opaque machine-learning reasoning.
Connects recommendations to the information and rules that produced them.
Recommendations, documentation, and patient materials require clinician review and approval.
RootQ does not replace the EMR. It produces clinician-reviewed output that can be downloaded as a PDF for manual upload or automatically uploaded to the correct patient chart through the athenahealth integration.
RootQ pricing
RootQ starts with one clinician seat. At least one clinician seat must be purchased for each clinic.
Monthly
Billed monthly. Add clinician seats as your clinic grows.
Annual · Save $297
Billed annually—$470.25 per month equivalent. Save $297 per clinician seat compared with paying monthly for one year.
A minimum of one clinician seat is required per clinic. Purchasing Athena integration requires a 12-month subscription commitment, including when billed monthly. Review billing terms and clinic authorization steps.
The workflow
RootQ connects assessment, clinical decision support, and patient communication while keeping clinicians in control.
Transforms intake findings into an organized clinical phenotype, including mechanisms, clinical buckets, subtypes, and supporting findings.
Connects identified mechanisms to clinician-ready next steps, treatment options, sequencing, and safety logic.
Creates individualized instructions and education derived from the clinician's selected plan.
Connected where it matters
RootQ can connect approved intake documents, clinical summaries, and supporting materials with established systems.
Supports established EHR workflows for approved documents and clinical materials.
Connects assessment and decision support with the virtual-care and transcription workflow.
Clinicians can edit, approve, or decline outputs before they enter patient care.
See RootQ
Review how RootQ moves from adaptive questions to organized findings and clinician-controlled outputs.