How it works
Start with Snack for routing and administrative intake. When clinical judgment is needed, the care path belongs to a licensed clinician.
Explore the end-to-end flow. Every step says whether it is available now, limited by a vendor gate, or still planned.
Step 1 of 6
Describe what you are trying to do in plain language, or go directly to intake.
What to expect
Snack routes and explains. It does not assess symptoms, diagnose, prescribe, or interpret medical information.
Select any step to pause the guide and explore at your pace.
Current scope: Ask, intake, Snack scheduling, and clinician messaging are available. Live SMS, MD Integrations, and Google Calendar stay off until those vendor gates are set. Legal pages are pending counsel review.
Clear responsibilities
You share intake details with Snack and clinical information with the clinician. You confirm bookings.
Snack routes and explains. It does not assess symptoms, diagnose, prescribe, or interpret medical information.
A licensed clinician assesses, diagnoses, and prescribes when clinically appropriate. Medication is never guaranteed.
This example shows the boundary between routing and a clinical conversation. Labels stay on every message.
You
Patient message
I’m ready to start the visit process.
AI Assistant
Administrative routing
I can open intake. I’m not a clinician and won’t provide medical advice.
Licensed clinician
Planned clinical lane
Clinical questions and care decisions happen here after a live integration is connected.
Start where you are
Snack can explain routes and collect administrative details. It does not assess symptoms, diagnose, or prescribe.