For independent medical practices

Keep your practice independent. Cut after-hours charting in 90 days.

dX80 measures where your practice's hours actually go. Then we build AI documentation workflows inside the systems you already own, and measure again at day 90. Clinician-led, for physician-owned practices.

We are now selecting our Founding Five Practices. dX80 is new. For the selected Founding Five, our work is free and runs 180 days instead of 90. In exchange: honest feedback, de-identified data, and permission to publish the before and after. Las Vegas valley.

Time you can't bill for 44min

of EHR work for every hour of scheduled patient care. In primary care it is closer to 55.

Sinsky, Holmgren et al., J Gen Intern Med, 2024 · 200,081 physicians

Physicians are not short on vendors. New tools appear every month, each solving one piece of the practice. But each vendor is paid to make its own product work, and none of them are paid to care how their piece lands next to what you already run. Nothing connects them. We measure your practice first, connect the pieces you already own, then measure again. dX80 exists to measure the day, rebuild it, and measure it again.

Measured, not promisedEvery recommendation has to survive a second measurement at day 90.
Nothing to sell youWe sell no software and earn nothing on any tool you adopt.
The chain, not the toolVendors are paid to make their own product work. Nobody is paid to make them work together.
Independence-firstEvery recommendation answers one question: does this help you stay private?

The 90-Day Documentation Turnaround

Measure once. Rebuild.Measure again.

This is the dX80 framework. Two days on site, then five stages across ninety days, run on the nursing framework every clinician already knows. Click a stage to see what you put in and what you get back.

Explore the dX80 process Illustrative figures · no patient information

What you walk away with
Example output

Private practicecan stay private.

Start by finding outwhere the hours actually go.

On-site observation days run in the Las Vegas valley. The library and the one-day time study are free and available anywhere.