Independent cardiology,
run proactively.
A chart that thinks in echoes, devices, and lipid targets — and documents every visit to defensible specificity. Keep scrolling; the heart assembles the way your practice does.
Surveillance-first · guideline-anchored ranges · the cardiologist owns every decision.
Surveillance that never lets a recall slip.
Overdue echos, device checks, and stress tests surface themselves on the dashboard — the chart keeps the follow-up schedule, not a spreadsheet.
Every therapy on the ledger. Every interaction checked.
Including the GLP-1s, TRT, and peptides your patients were started on somewhere else — screened against their cardiac regimen before you sign anything.
Your patients' other prescriptions are invisible to your EHR.
Cardiology patients increasingly arrive on GLP-1s, TRT, and compounded peptides prescribed elsewhere — therapies most cardiology EHRs never see and never check against cardiac medications. Crebral was built where those worlds meet: one intervention ledger, one deterministic safety engine, and the evidence on the record.
One intervention ledger
Prescribed and self-reported therapies — including what the longevity clinic down the street started — in one list the whole practice can see.
Cardiac interaction checks
A deterministic safety oracle screens every therapy against cardiac medications — anticoagulants, antiarrhythmics, heart-failure regimens — with the rule and source shown.
Built for independents
Solo and small-group cardiology offices — not a hospital system module. Running in minutes, priced per seat, no integration project.
A chart that keeps the follow-up schedule for you.
Every surface is cardiology-native — from the surveillance worklist on the dashboard to lab ranges anchored to secondary-prevention targets.
Surveillance & recalls
Overdue echos, device checks, stress tests, and post-procedure follow-ups surface themselves on the dashboard — recall gaps close because the chart keeps the schedule, not a spreadsheet.
Cardiology-native labs
NT-proBNP, troponin, and BNP as first-class markers; a cardiac-first flowsheet; lipids read against secondary-prevention targets — LDL <55, ApoB <65, hs-CRP <2.
Cardiology scheduling
ECG, echo, stress, and device-check visit types out of the box — drag-to-reschedule with 15-minute precision.
Structured cardiology notes
Typed notes with NYHA and CCS class fields — documentation that captures severity, not prose that buries it.
Documents that file themselves
Echo reports, ECGs, and referral packets are classified and summarized on upload — attached to the right patient, findings extracted.
Patient portal & wearables
A white-label portal keeps results and messages in the patient's hands — with wearable trends beside the chart.
Documentation that pays for itself.
Cardiology reimbursement lives and dies on specificity. Crebral's coding layer reads the note as you write it and coaches it to the highest defensible ICD-10 specificity — advisory, cited, and always the clinician's call.
Sasha CDI, in the note
Real-time documentation coaching while you write — "heart failure" becomes acute-on-chronic HFrEF with one click, with the supporting language in the note.
Advisory ICD-10 coding
Every encounter coded to current CDC code sets, ranked by specificity — suggestions you accept, never auto-billed.
Claims, next
Eligibility checks and clearinghouse claim submission are on the near-term roadmap — the coding layer is already built for it.
Deterministic checks. Not a chatbot guess.
The safety oracle is a rule engine, not a language model: over a thousand curated interaction and contraindication rules, each with its source — including cardiac-specific coverage for anticoagulants, antiarrhythmics, QT-prolonging agents, and heart-failure therapy.
Rules on the record
Every flag names its rule and citation — reviewable, auditable, and overridable by the clinician.
Cardiac-specific coverage
Interaction rules built for cardiology regimens — screened against everything on the ledger, including therapies started elsewhere.
Sasha, grounded
The assistant answers from a validated, graded corpus and runs anything it surfaces through the oracle first.
Per seat. Nothing metered.
A platform base and a seat for every cardiologist — no per-encounter or per-study charges. Every plan includes surveillance, cardiology-native labs, AI coding with Sasha CDI, and a HIPAA BAA. Annual billing saves 17%.
- Surveillance & recall worklists
- Cardiology-native labs & flowsheet
- AI ICD-10 coding + Sasha CDI
- Cardiac interaction safety oracle
- Scheduling, intake & documents
- HIPAA BAA included
- Everything in Solo, plus:
- White-label patient portal
- Full lab integrations
- Device-clinic worklists
- Wearables on the chart
- Dedicated onboarding
- Everything in Group, plus:
- SSO (SAML / OIDC) & audit logs
- HL7 FHIR & custom integrations
- Dedicated CSM & SLA
- Guided implementation
Coding suggestions are advisory — every code is clinician-reviewed before billing. Prices in USD; taxes may apply.
Guideline-anchored. Clinician-owned.
Crebral makes the practice more proactive and the documentation more defensible — it never issues the final word. Every flag, code, and range is reviewable, sourced, and yours to override.
Sourced, not asserted
Ranges, rules, and coding suggestions carry their citations — nothing is a black box.
Human-in-the-loop
Advisory by design: the cardiologist reviews and owns every code, plan, and override.
Runs in minutes
No integration project — import your panel, connect labs, and the surveillance worklist starts filling itself.
Put your panel on surveillance.
Import your patients, and the chart starts keeping the follow-up schedule — recalls, device checks, and lipid targets included.