TriageIQ™ is a rapid, multi-domain pre-screening platform designed to help providers catch potential risk signals earlier, right at intake. In about 3 minutes, it organizes critical patient data into a structured, actionable starting point for clinical review.

Positioned seamlessly at the front of your intake process, TriageIQ™ does not diagnose conditions, replace provider judgment, or disrupt clinical workflows. Instead, it enhances your existing systems—uncovering hidden risks early so you can focus and optimize the next steps in patient care.

With four dedicated pathways—Adult, Geriatric, Adolescent, and Pediatric—TriageIQ™ is built around the populations primary care sees most across ACO/VBC, FQHC, and FFS models, ensuring age-appropriate risk recognition across the entire continuum of care.

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 focused area, such as cognition or another specific concern.

TriageIQ™ serves a different role.

TriageIQ™ is a family of multi-domain pre-screeners used at intake to help identify potential risk signals across multiple areas before the provider determines which existing tool, focused screener, assessment, test, referral, monitoring plan, or care pathway may be appropriate.

With Adult, Geriatric, Adolescent, and Pediatric model pathways, each TriageIQ™ pre-screener is designed around age-appropriate risk signals for that population.

TriageIQ™ does not replace single-domain screeners. It complements them by helping providers 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 multiple domains in about 3 minutes, depending on the model and patient population. That helps the provider recognize which signals may need closer review.

Instead of replacing the tools a practice already trusts, TriageIQ™ helps organize the starting point. The clinic can pre-screen first, then focus next with the appropriate existing screener, assessment, test, referral, monitoring plan, or care pathway.

This supports a more efficient workflow because focused tools can be used when there is a reason to consider them, rather than being applied blindly, inconsistently, or too late in the visit.

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

No. TriageIQ™ does not replace depression, anxiety, cognitive, pain, fall-risk, pediatric, adolescent, geriatric, or other focused clinical tools.

It complements them.

TriageIQ™ is designed to sit earlier in the workflow as an intake-level pre-screener. When a potential risk signal is identified, the provider may decide whether an existing focused tool, assessment, diagnostic test, referral, monitoring plan, or care pathway is appropriate.

Each TriageIQ™ model — Adult, Geriatric, Adolescent, and Pediatric — helps organize age-appropriate risk signals for provider review. In this way, TriageIQ™ supports existing 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. Its Adult, Geriatric, Adolescent, and Pediatric pathways help organize age-appropriate signals first, then allow the clinic to use its existing focused tools when clinically appropriate.

TriageIQ™ is not meant to replace the clinic’s current tools. It helps the practice use them more efficiently, by identifying when and where those tools may be useful.

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

TriageIQ™ does not diagnose.

It organizes potential risk signals so the provider can decide what comes next.

Across its Adult, Geriatric, Adolescent, and Pediatric models, TriageIQ™ helps structure patient-reported information into age-appropriate domains for provider review. The result is not a diagnosis and not a replacement for clinical judgment.

It is a structured pre-screening record that may support documentation, clinical review, care-navigation decisions, 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 appropriate model pathway — Adult, Geriatric, Adolescent, or Pediatric — can be completed before the provider encounter using the clinic’s preferred workflow, such as 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, screeners, assessments, or clinical workflows.

It complements what the practice already uses by giving the provider a smarter starting point.

Pre-screen first. Focus next.