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The doctor everyone should have.

Concierge-grade care without the fee. One physician, one care team, one record that follows you for life.

Health that keeps pace with your life.

Ask anything, any hour — answered from your record
Someone at home, phone in hand, mid-question.
A care team that reads the trend before you feel it
A physician at her desk, reading a chart between visits.
Labs and imaging ordered, read, and closed — not left in a portal
A dye plume dispersing through water.

You already asked AI. Bring it with you.

Chat

Ask anything. Answered from your chart.

Most people arrive having already looked something up. Bring that question here instead, and it gets answered against your actual record — your imaging, your labs, your last three visits — rather than the internet in general. Then a physician reads the answer and signs off.

Labs

Your results, in plain language.

No PDF in a portal, no waiting a week for someone to call. Each number arrives with what moved, what it means, and whether it needs a visit — which, most of the time, it does not.

Devices

Your devices, read by a person.

The ring, the band, the watch you already wear stream in on their own. The difference is what happens next: your care team reads the trend, and when it turns the wrong way, someone calls you before you would have noticed.

Record

Your whole record, yours to keep.

Every visit, every result, every medication, held in one place instead of scattered across four systems that do not speak. Export the entire thing whenever you want — and if you ever leave, it leaves with you.

9:41

Provost

Your care team · online

ChatGPT said my knee pain could be a meniscus tear. Is that right?

Your MRI from November showed no meniscal tear. It did show early patellofemoral wear, which fits the pain you described going down stairs.

Different problem, different fix. I've put it in front of Dr. Nakamura.

Dr. Nakamura reviewed and agreed · 9:14 AM

Can I get PT without coming in?
Yes. Referral sent to Hudson PT, and they have Thursday at 4.Book Thursday, 4:00 PM →
Perfect — thank you.
Any time. I'll add the visit to your record once you have been seen.
Ask a follow up

Labs

Drawn Mar 14

Vitamin D

Below range

22ng/mL

ABOVE RANGEIN RANGEBELOW RANGE22MAYSEPNOVJANMAR

Left the range in November. Supplement started — no visit needed.

A1c

5.6%

In range

LDL

118mg/dL

In range

In plain language

Nothing here needs a visit. The A1c drop is the real news.

Ask about these results →

Devices

3 connected

Oura Ring

Ring · Gen 4

6m ago

WHOOP

5.0

12m ago

HealthApple Health

iPhone · Watch

just now

Resting heart rate

Rising

62bpm

Up 9 bpm in three weeks.

HRV

38

ms

Sleep

6h12

avg

SpO₂

96

%

Dr. Nakamura saw this and asked you in. Thursday, 9:20 AM.

Your record

Since 2019

Visits & summaries14, two in the last year

Mar 14, 2026

Summarised

Annual physical

Dr. Nakamura · 48 min

A1c down to 5.6. Vitamin D started. Knee imaging reviewed — no tear.

Open full history →

Medications3 active, one new in February
AllergiesPenicillin, latex
Care teamDr. Nakamura and 3 others

Coming up — colonoscopy at 45. We will book it.

Medicine already changed. Most practices have not.

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)

Care that remembers.

A physician talking with a patient across a desk, already mid-conversation.

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.

Someone watches the gaps

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

ng/mL · low below 30

22

Below range
IN RANGEMayJulSepNovJanMar

Cardiology referral

Open

Sent Feb 2 · not yet scheduled

Lisinopril refill

Handled

Renewed before it lapsed

A primary care physician outside her practice.

The same faces, for years

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.

Everything primary care should have been.

For physicians

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