For Canadian Family Physicians
Diagnostic Inbox, Triaged.
Red first. Amber next. Green later. Always your call.
Canadian family physicians spend hours every week reviewing lab results at night — unpaid — because the liability is theirs regardless. TriageMD reads every incoming result and tells you: act today, review this week, or file it.
The inbox that never stops
Lab tests ordered per family physician per working day¹
Separate billing codes for reviewing results outside scheduled appointments in Canada's fee-for-service model²
Canadians currently without a family doctor — Canada ranks last among 10 high-income peer nations for primary care access³
In Canada, when a patient visits the ER, sees a specialist, or gets a lab test — the results go to their family doctor. That doctor is responsible for reviewing them and following up.
Even if they didn't see the patient that day. Even if there's no billing code for it. Even if it's 11pm.
The CMA found that 90% of Canadian physicians say administrative tasks are a major contributor to burnout — and 54% are considering cutting clinical hours as a result.⁴ The inbox is not a minor inconvenience. It is why your doctor isn't taking new patients.
“Doctors are taking on fewer patients, or moving away from family practice into fields with less administrative toll.”
— Canadian Medical Association, 2024
Sources
¹ Gallant et al., Annals of Family Medicine, 2026 — 900+ Canadian FPs across 6 provinces. Lab test rates grew 68.5% between 2011 and 2021. Total diagnostic inbox (referrals, imaging, specialist reports) is substantially higher.
² CMA/CFIB National Survey on Administrative Burden, 2026. Canadian physicians perform ~20 million hours of uncompensated administrative work annually.
³ OurCare/CMA National Survey, Dec 2025 (n=16,299); CIHI Taking the Pulse, Oct 2025. Average physician panel has shrunk by 393 patients since 2013.
⁴ CMA/CFIB National Survey on Administrative Burden, January 2026.
Built on peer-reviewed Canadian research
of Canadian physicians report burnout
CMA Physician Health Survey, 2025 ↗
20Mhours of uncompensated admin work per year across Canadian physicians
CMA / CFIB, January 2026 ↗
100%sensitivity for emergency-level lab results in analogous AI triage tools
Szumilas et al., JMIR Medical Informatics, 2024 ↗
68.5%growth in lab tests per Canadian family physician over 10 years
Gallant et al., Annals of Family Medicine, 2026 ↗
How it works
Three steps. Under a minute to your first triage.
Upload your results
Paste a lab result or upload a PDF export from your EMR. Works with Oscar, TELUS PS Suite, WELL, Accuro — any system. Takes 30 seconds.
AI triages instantly
Every result is classified Red, Amber, or Green with a plain-language summary and suggested action. Analogous AI tools achieve 100% sensitivity for emergency-level results.
You review and approve
You see Reds first. You approve or override each classification. Nothing goes to patients without your decision.
Audit log generated for every session. Physician remains in full clinical control at all times.
AI accuracy reference: Szumilas et al., JMIR Medical Informatics, 2024 — prospective cohort study of AI-driven lab test classification.
What your inbox looks like after TriageMD
Every result classified. Reds surface first. Greens filed automatically.
Key finding
Markedly elevated troponin — acute cardiac event cannot be excluded.
Suggested action
Call patient immediately. Urgent cardiology assessment required.
Key finding
Incidental 1.4cm spiculated pulmonary nodule — malignancy cannot be excluded.
Suggested action
Contact patient today. Urgent respirology referral.
Key finding
Positive chlamydia NAAT result requiring treatment and partner notification.
Suggested action
Contact patient within 24 hours.
Key finding
CBC all values within normal limits.
Key finding
TSH stable — thyroid function normal on current dose.
Interactive demo — click Approve or Override. In production, every action is logged with physician ID and timestamp.
Built for Canadian physicians. Designed for trust.
We are transparent about where we are and where we are going. Data sovereignty is a core design principle, not an afterthought.
De-identification required
TriageMD requires patient identifiers to be removed before any result is submitted. The tool classifies de-identified clinical data — not raw PHI. We are building toward a fully Canadian-hosted architecture.
Physician control
TriageMD classifies. You decide. Nothing reaches patients without your explicit approval. Hard gates, not suggestions. You can override any AI classification at any time.
Full audit trail
Every session logged: what the AI classified, what you approved or overrode, and when. Your decision trail, documented. Built to support your liability documentation needs.
“I go home from work and spend another hour reviewing lab results I wasn't paid to see. If AI could tell me which three actually need my attention tonight, I'd take on two hundred more patients without hesitation.”
Family physician, Nova Scotia
Representative quote — not an individual physician
Common questions
From physicians who asked before joining the pilot.
Something else on your mind? Email us directly.
Join the early access list
We're onboarding Canadian family physicians for a no-cost pilot. In exchange for 30 minutes of feedback.
No spam. No obligation. Just early access to the tool and a conversation about whether it fits your workflow.