Fertiligent is an AI operating system for fertility clinics. One clinician-led agent works across every channel — answering the clinic phone, capturing faxed and uploaded referrals, and handling SMS, WhatsApp and web messaging — while helping teams draft notes and patient instructions and keeping messaging consistent. It reduces administrative burden so clinicians can focus on high-value patient care.

Eva, the patient-facing companion, is a 24/7 intake and support tool embedded in the clinic website or patient portal. It guides patients from first question through intake and treatment with immediate answers and structured next-step guidance — helping reduce no-shows and keep prospective patients engaged so more inquiries turn into scheduled appointments.

No. Fertiligent emphasises that its tools are assistive, not replacements for clinical judgement. The AI generates drafts and suggestions, but clinicians retain full control over final documentation and recommendations. The companion provides general education and reinforcement of instructions but does not make medical decisions.

Fertiligent’s materials cite outcomes such as administrative documentation time reductions and improved response-time metrics, with higher care-team efficiency and strong documentation consistency when AI assistants are integrated into clinic workflows.

The AI prepares clear, plain-language replies to common questions, while the companion offers 24/7 responses about medications, timelines and symptoms. By providing consistent, empathetic guidance outside appointment hours, the tools help reduce confusion and anxiety, and patients feel supported between visits.

Fertiligent AI is purpose-built for reproductive medicine, using fertility terminology and established clinical guidance frameworks to deliver clinically aligned documentation and communication.

The AI standardises documentation and messaging across physicians, nurses and coordinators to reduce variability. Clinics can configure guardrails and approved sources to align output with local policies and standards.

Clinics can choose on-premises, private cloud (VPC), or hybrid deployments to match their security and governance requirements.

Fertiligent can be embedded within clinic websites and patient portals and is designed to fit into existing workflows. Implementation can include integration points aligned to clinic operations and privacy requirements.

Fertiligent AI supports multilingual communication so clinics can deliver consistent guidance in patients’ preferred languages.

Fertiligent AI is designed for healthcare privacy requirements and supports HIPAA-, GDPR-, and PIPEDA-aligned implementations. Operational controls can include role-based access, auditability, and configurable data retention policies.

Clinics can define boundaries, approved sources, and usage controls so responses align with clinic standards. Clinicians remain in control of final patient-facing guidance.

Adoption typically starts with a workflow assessment, then a pilot in low-risk, high-impact areas, followed by broader rollout as governance and operational fit are confirmed.

The platform can surface guideline-aligned references within workflows and supports faster operational adoption of updated protocols.

By reducing admin workload and improving intake and between-visit support, clinics can increase capacity without adding staff. The companion can also help convert inquiries into qualified leads and scheduled appointments.

Fertiligent AI is a set of tools that assist fertility clinics with documentation and communication. If your clinic uses the patient-facing companion, it can provide 24/7 answers to general questions about medications, timelines and next steps between appointments. It does not replace your fertility specialist.

The companion is designed to provide general educational guidance and reinforce instructions already provided by your care team. Clinics can configure boundaries and oversight, and the platform is designed with healthcare privacy requirements in mind.

No. The AI companion is not a doctor and does not prescribe or adjust medications. Always follow your clinician’s instructions and contact your clinic for medical advice.

It can answer common questions, explain next steps, reduce confusion, and help you feel supported between visits. If needed, it can encourage you to contact the clinic.

Fertility information is sensitive. If your clinic uses Fertiligent AI, the system is designed to operate within the clinic’s governance framework and privacy requirements, with controls like access management and auditability.

Ask your clinic. Many clinics embed the companion in their website or portal as part of their patient experience.

Yes. The companion is meant to complement your care team and can prompt you to contact the clinic when a question needs human attention.

Fertiligent AI supports multilingual communication so clinics can provide guidance in patients’ preferred languages.

Fertility treatment can be emotionally demanding. The companion is designed to communicate empathetically and offer reassurance during uncertain moments, while encouraging you to reach out to your care team when appropriate.

You can ask general questions about IVF steps, timelines, preparation, and common non-urgent concerns. For urgent symptoms or medical decisions, contact your clinic.

It depends on what your clinic chooses to connect and share within the clinic’s privacy controls. When in doubt, confirm details with your clinician.

The AI is not a treatment, but it can improve clarity and adherence by reinforcing instructions and reducing confusion—helping the process run more smoothly.

If anything looks wrong or unclear, contact your clinic. Your clinicians remain responsible for medical decisions and final guidance.

Some clinics use the companion for intake, so prospective patients can ask initial questions and get guidance on next steps.

The AI is designed for general education and support within clinic-defined boundaries, and it should direct you to the clinic for personalised medical advice.