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A 1:1 companion per patient
The same companion stays with each patient: it checks in, answers questions, nudges adherence and remembers their history.
A companion for every patient, not another mass reminder
Boom checks in with every patient, nudges adherence, answers at night and hands off to your team when a case turns clinical.
What the companion does
One worker per patient, across the whole journey
Reach only counts if the tone is right and a clinician is one step away.
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Win back patients who didn't return
It reaches the patients who went quiet, learns what got in the way and rebooks the ones you can still help.
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After hours, with a clean handoff
When the desk is closed, the companion answers, reassures and brings in your team when a clinician is needed.
You own the data
You own the patient data, and you decide the journey
Boom is the processor and you are the controller. You decide what the companion does and sees, and your patient list stays in your system.
- Delete or anonymize a patient in one click
- You choose what the companion can see
- Role-based access, SOC 2 Type II compliant, GDPR in progress
A human for the sensitive moments
The companion is not a clinician, and it knows it
The companion carries the everyday conversation and hands off to a clinician the moment it turns clinical or distressing, with the full history attached.
- It hands off, it never diagnoses
- The clinician gets the full history
- Your team works in the same inbox
Proof from healthtech
Reaching patients a clinic had effectively lost
Early, industry-anonymized results, not guarantees tied to a named client.
Research response rate from inactive patients a clinic had given up on
Patient research pilot, healthtech“Patients tell the companion things they never put in a survey, and it is there at 11pm when our clinic is closed. The handoff to one of our nurses for anything clinical is what made us comfortable turning it on.”
Questions teams ask first
The honest answers, before you book a demo
Is the companion a clinician?
No. It carries the everyday conversation but never diagnoses or gives clinical advice; anything clinical or distressing goes to a person on your team with the full history.
Who owns the patient data?
You do. You are the controller and Boom the processor: you decide what the companion can see and do, and it reads what it needs through your own system.
Can we delete a patient's data?
Yes. You delete or anonymize a patient in one step, and their data is removed from the conversation history too.
What about after-hours clinical questions?
The companion answers and reassures when the desk is closed, but never improvises on anything clinical. Those messages go to a person on your team.
Go deeper
See the companion on your patients
Walk through a real second-visit recovery with us and see exactly where a conversation hands off to one of your clinicians.