
Nothing gets re-explained
Your history, your medications, what your mother was diagnosed with, the thing you mentioned in passing two years ago. It is in one record, and your team reads it before you walk in.
Primary care, rebuilt
Concierge-grade care without the fee. One physician, one care team, one record that follows you for life.
Your care, in one place
Most people now arrive at the doctor having already looked things up. That is not a problem to manage — it is a better-prepared patient. Provost is built to meet it: bring the question you asked, and we will answer it against your actual chart, not the internet's.
Then a physician reads it and signs off. Every time.
Chat. Ask anything, day or night. Answers are grounded in your record.
Labs. Results in plain language, with what changed and what it means.
Devices. Your ring, band, and watch stream in — and your care team reads them.
Record. Every visit, every result, every med — yours to keep and export.
Provost
Your care team · online
Your MRI from November showed no meniscal tear. It did show early patellofemoral wear, which fits the pain you described going down stairs.
That is a different problem with a different fix. I've put it in front of Dr. Nakamura with the imaging attached.
Dr. Nakamura reviewed and agreed · 9:14 AM
Labs
Drawn Mar 14
Hemoglobin A1c
In range
5.6%
Down from 6.1 a year ago. Out of the prediabetic range.
LDL cholesterol
In range
118mg/dL
Stable since 2023.
Vitamin D
Low
22ng/mL
Below 30. Your care team started a supplement — no visit needed.
In plain language
Nothing here needs a visit. The A1c drop is the real news — that is the number we were watching, and it moved the right way.
Ask about these results →
Devices
3 connected
Oura Ring
Gen 4
6m ago
WHOOP
5.0
12m ago
Apple Health
iPhone · Watch
just now
400+ devices and apps supported.
Resting heart rate
Rising
62bpm
Up 9 bpm over three weeks, with sleep down and HRV falling alongside it.
HRV
38
ms
Sleep
6h12
avg
SpO₂
96
%
Dr. Nakamura reviewed this trend and asked you to come in. Thursday, 9:20 AM.
Your devices, read by your care team — not by an app alone.
Your record
Since 2019
Mar 14, 2026
Annual physical
Dr. Nakamura
Feb 2, 2026
Vitamin D supplement started
Care team
Nov 8, 2025
Knee MRI — no meniscal tear
Radiology
Jun 21, 2025
A1c trending up — flagged early
Provost AI
Mar 3, 2025
Annual physical
Dr. Nakamura
Coming up
Colonoscopy at 45. We will book it — you do not have to remember.
Yours to keep. Export the whole record any time.
Grounded in your record
Ask anything and Provost answers against your chart, not the internet's. You can see exactly what it read — and a physician signs off before any of it counts as advice.
ChatGPT said my knee pain could be a meniscus tear. Is that right?
Reading your chart — 2019 to today
Your MRI from November showed no meniscal tear. It did show early patellofemoral wear, which fits the pain you described going down stairs.
That is a different problem with a different fix. I have put it in front of Dr. Nakamura with the imaging attached.
Dr. Nakamura reviewed and agreed · 9:14 AM
Why we built this
3 in 5
U.S. adults have used AI for a health question in the past 90 days
~59%
research with AI before a medical appointment; ~56% use it after (Zocdoc)
7 in 10
healthcare conversations with AI happen outside clinic hours
23.5 days
average wait for a new family-medicine patient in U.S. metros (AMN)
The difference

Your history, your medications, what your mother was diagnosed with, the thing you mentioned in passing two years ago. It is in one record, and your team reads it before you walk in.
Labs that came back off. A referral that went nowhere. A refill about to lapse. Between visits, your care team and Provost AI track the loose ends instead of waiting for you to notice.
Between visits
Vitamin D
22
Below rangeCardiology referral
OpenLisinopril refill
Handled
You get a doctor, not a queue. The same physician at your annual, the same team when something is wrong on a Sunday, and a record that outlasts any one visit.
What's included