Help more patients
make it to screening.

Give every interested patient a clear next step. AI and care coordinators help organize intake, gather authorized records and follow through on site handoffs, then support continued participation.

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AI assists

AI organizes.

Intake checklists, authorized records and open handoffs, organized so nothing waits unseen.

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Coordinators follow through

People follow through.

Navigation coordinators contact patients, chase records and confirm every site handoff has an owner.

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Study team confirms

The study team decides.

Eligibility, enrollment and clinical milestones are confirmed by the authorized study team, separately.

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The Klinic Agents

Follow-through,
made visible.

One shared Treatment Navigation Agent platform. Study-specific workflows, scoped with your team. AI organizes. People follow through. The study team confirms clinical milestones.

Patient interest → Screening → Enrollment → Participation

One connected journey. Each milestone confirmed separately.

Getting ready for screening

Done

    Illustrative example. The patient and every record shown are fictional.

    Make patient interest count

    Recruitment opens the door.
    Navigation carries it forward.

    A referral can stall on a missing record, an unanswered call or a missed visit. Klinic Catalyst is designed to keep those administrative steps moving, alongside your existing team.

    01 / Clinical trial sites

    Turn more referrals into attended screening visits.

    Support study capacity and research activity by helping patients complete the steps between an inquiry and a screening visit.

    • Prepare the handoff. Organize intake and authorized records before the coordinator review.
    • Keep the visit moving. Follow up on scheduling, reminders and practical barriers.
    • See what needs attention. Track the next action, its owner and what the site has confirmed.
    Plan a site pilot

    02 / CROs & recruitment partners

    Connect recruitment effort to site-confirmed progress.

    Support accrual goals with a consistent navigation workflow across participating sites, and understand where interested patients are waiting.

    • Coordinate across sites. Agree referral criteria, receiving capacity and handoff owners.
    • Understand the barriers. Separate missing records, contact delays and scheduling issues.
    • Measure the next milestone. Report screening, enrollment and continued participation only when confirmed.
    Plan a CRO pilot

    Keep your study relationships and operating model. Agree which work Klinic will support.

    Explore the workflow

    A clear next step.
    All the way through.

    Choose a stage to see how AI, a navigation coordinator and the study team work together. Every handoff has an owner and a confirmation.

    Current barrier

    Sample patient update

    ✳ AI assists

    ↗ Coordinator follows through

    ✓ Study team confirms

    Measure this step

    Proposed workflow demonstration. No study search, eligibility assessment, patient contact or clinical action runs here. Live scope is agreed for each study. Clinical questions and potential safety concerns go to the designated study team under its protocol.

    One Treatment Navigation Agent platform

    The handoff is
    part of the work.

    The same Klinic foundation connects the patient, navigation coordinator and receiving team. Klinic Catalyst applies it to the study journey, with study-specific permissions and responsibilities.

    Scope your workflow
    1. 01

      Next action

      What must happen to move forward?

    2. 02

      Owner

      Who is responsible for following through?

    3. 03

      Barrier

      What is missing, delayed or unresolved?

    4. 04

      Confirmation

      What evidence shows the step is complete?

    Unresolved work gets follow-up or escalation to the agreed owner.

    Measure the journey

    Count confirmed progress.
    Understand what is waiting.

    Agree a baseline and a reporting window before a pilot begins. Follow each stage separately to understand where navigation can help.

    Journey milestones and measures
    Journey milestoneWhat to measureWhat confirms it
    01Inquiry → contactTime to first contact; successful contact rateDocumented two-way contact
    02Ready for site reviewIntake completion; records received; open barriersAgreed intake checklist complete
    03Screening scheduled & attendedVisits scheduled; visits attended; time between stepsSite-confirmed visit status
    04EnrollmentSite-confirmed eligibility and enrollment, separatelyAuthorized study-team confirmation
    05Continued participationVisit completion; unresolved logistics; confirmed withdrawalStudy-defined status from the site

    A referral is not an enrollment. An unknown status is not a withdrawal. These are proposed pilot measures, not customer results.

    Start with a focused pilot

    One study. One clear starting point.
    Measurable follow-through.

    Start with intake through completed screening. Agree the participating sites, patient permissions, handoffs and measures before any live work begins.

    01

    Map the friction.

    Choose a study and the point where patients are getting stuck.

    02

    Agree the workflow.

    Define materials, responsibilities, available automation and escalation paths.

    03

    Review the evidence.

    Measure progress against the baseline, then decide what to extend.

    Custom pilot pricing. Scope and fees depend on study needs, participating sites, navigation volume and agreed services.

    Let’s find your starting point

    What would you like
    to move forward?

    Your organization
    Starting point
    Participating sites

    Your starting point

    A site pilot for intake through completed screening.

    Continue to pilot inquiry

    Opens the pilot inquiry form with your selections. No patient information or study activation here.

    A few practical questions

    Built around your study team.

    Availability, eligibility, recruitment, systems and data.

    Discuss a pilot
    Is Klinic Catalyst available as a live, self-serve product?

    This page presents a study-specific pilot offer and an illustrative workflow. Availability, integrations, staffing and the scope of live services must be confirmed with Klinic. The walkthrough does not connect to a trial database, contact patients or submit records.

    Who decides whether a patient can join a study?

    The investigator and authorized study team determine eligibility and manage the study’s informed-consent process. Preliminary intake helps organize information for their review. It does not establish eligibility or promise enrollment. Participation remains voluntary.

    Can you support patient and provider recruitment?

    A pilot can include scoping patient discovery, study education, provider referral outreach and site matching. Before launch, agree the permitted sources, study criteria, receiving capacity and required approvals for each communication. A prescribing pattern or audience signal alone does not establish patient eligibility.

    How would this work with our existing systems and brand?

    Define the handoff into your study team’s existing process, including the records shared, the receiving owner and how completion is confirmed. Keep your site or CRO relationship with the patient. Partner-branded experiences and system integrations can be discussed and scoped; they are not assumed to be ready out of the box.

    What does on-study support include?

    Where agreed, navigation can support visit reminders, rescheduling, coordination with approved travel resources and follow-up on practical barriers. Clinical advice, investigational-product decisions and safety reporting stay with the designated study team under its protocol. Patients can decline contact or leave a study.

    How are data access and approvals handled?

    Agree the authorized teams, data sources, permissions, retention and reporting scope before live work. Study communications follow the applicable sponsor, site and IRB review process. The website demonstrates the experience; it does not establish a regulated system validation or compliance certification.

    Background: FDA recruitment guidance · NIH research participation basics

    Keep the next step moving

    From a promising inquiry
    to a confirmed milestone.