Scheduling
Keeps the calendar full, so staff don't have to watch it
Books, reschedules, and backfills cancellations across staff and rooms — without double‑booking a provider or overpromising a slot.
TypeBuild builds AI-assisted practice management for small healthcare businesses — an assistant that handles the scheduling, billing, and follow‑through, so doctors and their staff can stay focused on the person in front of them.
A clinic, a dental office, a home‑health agency — the clinical work is the job. Everything around it — chasing prior authorizations, reconciling claims, confirming appointments, keeping records current — is overhead nobody was hired to carry. It pulls doctors and staff away from patients, and it gets done late, if at all.
TypeBuild is building an AI assistant that supports doctors and their staff the way a capable office manager would — handling the routine work in the background, flagging what needs a human, and always leaving the judgment calls to your team.
Books, reschedules, and backfills cancellations across staff and rooms — without double‑booking a provider or overpromising a slot.
Tracks submissions, catches denials early, and follows up with payers on a schedule — instead of a spreadsheet someone remembers to open.
Intake forms, reminders, records requests — the steady stream of tasks that are simple individually and exhausting in aggregate, cleared before they pile up on the front desk.
We're in alpha, and deliberately quiet about it. TypeBuild is being built and tested directly with a small number of healthcare practices, in the way that matters most for this kind of software — close to real patients, real claims, and real front‑desk chaos.
We're not running a public launch yet. We're making sure the assistant earns the trust this work requires — and stays a second set of hands, not a replacement for the people doing the caring — before we ask anyone else to rely on it.
If you run a small healthcare practice curious about what this looks like in your workflow — or you're someone we should be talking to — reach out directly.
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