TriageIQ™ | Multi-Domain Pre-Screener for Adults

TriageIQ™

Multi-Domain Pre-Screener

Every Adult—Every Visit

Start Here. Start at Intake.

Adult Pre-Screening (18+)

TriageIQ™ is a rapid, multi-domain pre-screening tool designed to help providers identify potential chronic risk signals at intake in about 3 minutes. It organizes patient-reported information into a structured starting point for provider review, helping determine whether further evaluation, focused screening, testing, documentation, monitoring, or care planning may be clinically appropriate.

TriageIQ™ does not diagnose conditions, replace provider judgment, or replace the clinical tools a practice already uses. It sits before them—helping providers pre-screen first, focus next, and identify hidden risk signals earlier in the care process.

From Intake to Insight. Patients can complete TriageIQ™ on-site or remotely in 3 minutes — no special equipment required.

From Intake to Insight

Start all adult patient visits with TriageIQ™ at intake—no equipment, no specialized training, and virtually no added time to your clinical workflow. In as few as 3 minutes, this patient-administered pre-screener produces structured, objective results and a documented clinical pathway that helps support medical necessity for appropriate follow-up assessment and care.

TriageIQ™ is a proprietary multi-domain risk pre-screening instrument designed for use in primary care, specialty, and chronic disease management settings. The instrument surfaces patient-reported signals across five clinical domains. TriageIQ™ is intended to support—not replace—clinician assessment, and is not a diagnostic tool. TriageIQ™ also deploys seamlessly in-clinic, remotely, via telemedicine, digital platforms, or integrated AI voice systems.

During a single intake interaction, TriageIQ™ may identify potential risk signals across five major domains:

🔎 Population Health: Baseline risk and care pathway direction.
❤️ Cardiometabolic: Hypertension, diabetes, vascular, heart, and stroke risk signals.
🧠 Neurological: Cognitive, neuropathy, nerve, brain, and fall-risk signals.
🧩 Behavioral: Depression, anxiety, sleep, and behavioral health signals.
⚡ Pain & Function: Pain, mobility, and lower-extremity decline signals.

For value-based care, ACO, FQHC, payer, and population health programs, additional care-gap layers may be available under separate implementation review.

PCP's Treat Multi-Domains

Most established screeners were designed to evaluate one condition, one symptom group, or one specialty area at a time. Those tools are clinically valuable, but they often require separate administration, separate scoring, separate documentation, and added staff time. Primary care requires a different starting point.

PCPs, MSOs, ACOs, FQHCs, and multi-specialty groups need a fast, practical pre-screening tool at intake that can identify potential risk signals across multiple domains before the provider enters the room. TriageIQ™ was built for that role.

TriageIQ™ functions as a multi-domain pre-screener at intake, helping providers identify potential chronic risk signals across several areas before deciding whether a focused single-domain screener or assessment is needed. When TriageIQ™ identifies a signal, the provider can use that result to support the clinical rationale for additional evaluation, such as cognitive testing, behavioral health screening, neuropathy testing, vascular assessment, cardiometabolic review, pain/function assessment, or other focused follow-up.

TriageIQ™ serves as a universal adult pre-screening layer across multiple care settings, including chronic-care visits, suspected-risk encounters, wellness visits, surgical clearances, telehealth visits, CCM outreach calls, and RPM monitoring interactions.

Find What Others Miss

Neurological Risks

Cardiometabolic Risks

Behavioral Risks (12+ Years)

Pain & Functional Risks

Direction Before Diagnosis

Many neurological, cardiometabolic, behavioral health, and pain/function risks develop quietly before they become obvious clinical complaints. TriageIQ™ helps address this gap by giving providers a fast, structured, documentable pre-screening tool at intake that may identify potential risk signals earlier in the care process.

Traditional screening tools are often used only after risk is already suspected. TriageIQ™ helps move risk identification closer to the front of the visit, before the provider determines whether further evaluation, testing, focused screening, treatment planning, or monitoring may be appropriate. In simple terms: pre-screen first, focus next.

The TriageIQ™ pre-screening process takes about 3 minutes and can be embedded into routine clinical intake, telehealth visits, chronic care outreach, or other patient interactions. By applying it universally rather than selectively, providers gain a consistent method for identifying early risk signals across their chronic patient population.

Because chronic disease rarely stays within a single system, some risk signals may intentionally appear across multiple domains. This reflects the compounding, multi-system risk TriageIQ™ is designed to help detect earlier in the care process.

Five-Domains in One

The clinical rationale for this approach is straightforward: chronic risk rarely presents in only one domain. Patients with diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease, obesity, metabolic syndrome, chronic pain, sleep concerns, cognitive concerns, or behavioral health symptoms often carry overlapping risks that influence one another.

TriageIQ™ helps providers identify potential risk signals across multiple domains during intake, creating a structured starting point for further review when clinically appropriate. TriageIQ™ Adult serves as the primary chronic-risk pre-screener for adult care. For organizations serving broader populations, TriageIQ™ also offers age-specific adolescent and pediatric pathways upon request. Together, the TriageIQ™ family functions as a proprietary, age-stratified, multi-domain pre-screening system designed to support earlier signal identification and guide provider-directed follow-up across adult, adolescent, and pediatric care settings.

Start Here

Every Adult. Every Visit.

Payers increasingly expect clear documentation showing why further evaluation, testing, focused screening, or follow-up care was clinically reasonable and medically necessary. TriageIQ™ helps strengthen that record by capturing structured risk signals at intake before downstream decisions are made.

A positive TriageIQ™ signal does not automatically require testing, diagnosis, or treatment. It provides organized clinical information for the provider to review and may support the rationale for further evaluation when clinically appropriate. The screener does not replace medical judgment. It helps document why the provider may choose to look deeper.

Identify Risk Signals

TriageIQ™ Identifies Intake-Level Risk Signals. In a single patient-administered interaction, TriageIQ™ captures structured risk indicators across population health, cardiometabolic, neurological, behavioral health, and pain/function domains.

The result is a standardized intake record that supports clinical decision-making when further evaluation is performed. Unlike informal intake notes or subjective staff observations, TriageIQ™ produces a consistent, structured output that can help support provider review, documentation, and care pathway decisions.

Built for Any Clinical Workflow. TriageIQ™ can be deployed through paper forms, voice agents, text links, EHR systems, telemedicine workflows, or care management platforms. It is designed to fit the clinic’s existing workflow, not replace it.

Note: TriageIQ™ may be administered during adult patient encounters as part of the intake workflow. Billing is at the provider’s discretion and should reflect clinical findings, payer rules, documentation, and medical necessity. All encounters, positive or negative, should be documented in the patient record.

Frequently Asked Questions FAQ's

The following questions address the most common clinical, workflow, and documentation considerations providers raise when evaluating TriageIQ™ as a pre-screening tool at intake.

Q1: What makes TriageIQ™ different from single-domain screeners?

Traditional screeners are usually designed to evaluate one specific area, such as depression, anxiety, cognition, pain, fall risk, or another focused condition.

TriageIQ™ serves a different role.

TriageIQ™ is a pre-screening tool used at intake to identify potential risk signals across multiple domains before the provider decides whether a focused screener, diagnostic test, referral, or care pathway is appropriate.

It does not replace single-domain screeners. It helps identify when those tools may be clinically useful.

Q2: Why should TriageIQ™ be used before focused screeners or assessments?

Because most clinics do not have time to administer multiple focused screeners to every patient at every visit.

TriageIQ™ gives the care team a fast intake-level view across several domains in approximately 3 minutes. That helps the provider identify which signals may need closer review.

Instead of adding multiple separate tools upfront, TriageIQ™ helps the clinic pre-screen first, then focus next.

This supports a more efficient workflow because focused assessments can be used when there is a reason to consider them, rather than being applied blindly or inconsistently.

Q3: Does TriageIQ™ replace tools like depression, anxiety, cognitive, pain, or fall-risk screeners?

No. TriageIQ™ does not replace the clinic’s tools. It helps the provider know when those tools may be needed.

It is intended to be used earlier in the workflow as a pre-screening step at intake. When TriageIQ™ identifies a potential risk signal, the provider may decide whether additional evaluation, focused screening, testing, referral, or care planning is appropriate.

In this way, TriageIQ™ supports existing clinical tools instead of competing with them.

Q4: Why not just use several single-domain screeners instead?

Clinics can use multiple single-domain screeners, and in many cases they should.

The challenge is workflow.

Each additional screener can add time, scoring, staff training, documentation, and patient burden. In busy primary care, that can lead to inconsistent screening or missed risk signals.

TriageIQ™ helps solve this by serving as a short, multi-domain pre-screening step at intake. It gives the provider an organized signal first, then allows the clinic to use focused tools when clinically appropriate.

This makes TriageIQ™ complementary, not disruptive.

Q5: What does TriageIQ™ actually produce if it is not a diagnostic screener?

TriageIQ™ does not diagnose. It organizes early signals so the provider can decide what comes next.

Those signals help the provider see where additional attention may be needed across population health, cardiometabolic, neurological, behavioral health, and pain/function domains.

The result is not a diagnosis. It is a structured pre-screening record that may support provider review, documentation, clinical decision-making, and the rationale for further evaluation when appropriate.

Q6: How does TriageIQ™ fit into the clinic’s existing workflow?

TriageIQ™ is designed to fit at the beginning of the visit during intake.

The patient completes it before the provider encounter, using the clinic’s preferred workflow: paper, text link, digital form, telemedicine, voice agent, EHR process, or care management platform.

Because TriageIQ™ is used as a pre-screening step, it does not require the clinic to abandon its current tools, protocols, or preferred assessments.

It simply gives the provider a smarter starting point.

TriageIQ™ is a USPTO trademark of Medrano & Associates LLC. The TriageIQ™ screening architecture, clinical framework, and structured methodology are proprietary intellectual property. Unauthorized reproduction, reverse engineering, or disclosure is prohibited.

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