Nectar started with a simple observation inside my dad's nephrology practice: skilled people were spending much of their day moving information between clinical, billing, and payer systems.
I began building tools with the practice, starting with patient records and lab review, then expanding to charting, payment posting, and denial tracking. Those early workflows saved an estimated 30+ hours per week in the practice.
Today, Nectar turns the work a practice already knows how to do into AI employees. A team can record a workflow and hand it off to an agent that works across its existing EHR, billing software, and payer portals. The goal is to give staff more room for patients and the complex work that needs a person.