Extend surgical oversight beyond the visit.
Waivs connects an AI Surgical Care Companion with Waivs Scribe so surgical leaders can extend approved guidance, improve patient visibility between visits, and introduce responsible healthcare AI without removing physician oversight.
For Medical Directors, surgeons, and program directors responsible for clinical quality, innovation, and surgical program oversight.
Important recovery information often appears after the patient leaves your direct view.
Patients manage discharge instructions, medications, activity, symptoms, and follow-up appointments at home. Patient-reported symptoms and at-home risk signals can arrive beside routine questions, while clinical documentation burden competes with time for care. Surgical leaders need innovation that preserves clinical oversight and patient safety.
At home
Recovery happens off-screen
Patients manage discharge instructions, medications, activity, and symptoms largely on their own.
Signal noise
Risk signals mix with routine questions
At-home risk signals can arrive alongside routine questions, making it harder to know what needs review.
Time
Documentation competes with care
Clinical documentation burden takes time away from the oversight and patient safety work that matters most.
How can Waivs help you stay ahead of patient risk?
Maintain clinical visibility
Use post-op monitoring and postoperative monitoring to organize patient-reported symptoms and make potential concerns easier to review.
Protect clinical judgment
Human-in-the-loop AI, physician oversight, and program-defined symptom escalation keep decisions with qualified clinicians.
Extend approved guidance
Reinforce preoperative patient education, discharge instructions, and postoperative education between scheduled visits.
Support responsible innovation
Introduce responsible healthcare AI with clear AI privacy and security, patient data protection, and transparent workflow boundaries.
Primary product
Keep the care pathway connected after the patient goes home.
The AI Surgical Care Companion supports clinical monitoring across preparation and recovery. It can collect patient-reported symptoms, reinforce program-approved instructions, support post-op patient follow-up, and surface at-home risk signals according to workflows defined by the surgical program.
—Preoperative patient education and readiness prompts that reinforce the program's existing plan.
—Discharge instructions delivered in smaller, stage-appropriate steps.
—Post-op monitoring and automated post-discharge check-ins for approved symptoms, milestones, and recovery questions.
—Symptom escalation and care team escalation based on program-defined thresholds and ownership.
—Patient visibility between visits that supports patient safety, surgical outcomes, and continuous quality improvement without making a Waivs-specific outcome claim.
Connected product
Let the visit create the documentation — with clinician review built in.
Waivs Scribe is an AI scribe for surgical documentation. It supports automated clinical documentation while clinicians remain responsible for review, correction, and approval. The goal is to reduce clinical documentation burden without reducing accountability.
—Prepare structured documentation from the surgical conversation for clinician review.
—Support operative, consultation, and multidisciplinary documentation workflows.
—Reduce repetitive charting and preserve more time for clinical work.
—Use human-in-the-loop AI with physician oversight and defined quality review.
Connect the patient journey to the work your team measures.
Preparation
Preoperative patient education, digital intake, automated pre-op checklists, and patient reminders.
Recovery visibility
Post-op monitoring, clinical monitoring, patient-reported symptoms, and at-home risk signals.
Escalation
Symptom escalation and care team escalation configured by the program, with clinicians determining the response.
Quality learning
Quality metrics, quality reporting, outcomes data, and recurring patient questions that can inform continuous quality improvement.
Begin with the workflow — not a specialty limitation.
Waivs is being developed for surgical care across specialties. Bariatric surgery is the current flagship specialty, while orthopedics and ophthalmology illustrate how the same patient engagement and documentation framework can adapt to different procedures and recovery pathways.
Your program remains accountable and in control.
Waivs should be presented as responsible healthcare AI. Human-in-the-loop AI, physician oversight, clinical oversight, AI privacy and security, and patient data protection remain central to the platform. AI does not replace clinical judgment. Review the Waivs Trust Centre for current compliance, voice governance, privacy, and data-use information.
Visit the Trust CentreSupport surgical outcomes without turning literature into a product claim.
Waivs can support efforts related to patient safety, readmission-risk reduction, post-op care continuity, and surgical outcomes by reinforcing instructions and surfacing patient inputs. It should not be described as preventing complications, diagnosing conditions, or independently reducing readmissions without validated evidence.
Choose the product path that matches your workflow.
Explore patient engagement with the Waivs Surgical Companion or clinical documentation with Waivs Scribe.