The Protocol Engine

    Your protocol sheet, honoured verbatim.

    Send the triage sheet you already trust. Marco reads it the way a trained receptionist does: literally, patiently, without improvisation.

    Following the protocol sheet, on time, is how we save lives.

    Clinic office manager at her desk with the practice protocol binder open beside the phone
    The source documentA photograph of the sheet in your front desk drawer is enough to begin.
    Executed live
    Answer
    Triage
    Route
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    Live execution22:14
    Matched protocol
    Marco is listening to the caller and reading your protocol sheet…
    Chest pain, stroke signs, shortness of breath
    911 + alert on-call MD
    Post-op bleed within 48h
    Alert surgeon on rotation
    Rx refill
    Office hours only — never alerted
    New C-2 script
    Controlled-substance schedule
    Appointments, records
    Redirect — do not alert
    1. You send. We read.
    PDF, doc, or a photo of the sheet. Digitized into a decision tree in 24 hours.
    2. Your clinician signs.
    Every branch reviewed by your medical director. Versioned, auditable.
    3. Marco follows it — always.
    If a call doesn't map to a branch, Marco escalates to a human rather than improvising.
    Alerting Is Part of the Protocol

    The schedule is a rule. The alert is the action.

    Marco reads your live roster and follows your alert ladder exactly. No wrong clinician woken at 2am.

    Paging instructions · Embedded in protocol
    01
    Roster source
    Amion · QGenda · Google Calendar · CSV upload
    02
    Who to page
    On-call MD / RN / specialist per schedule shift
    03
    How to page
    SMS → voice bridge → app push → escalation partner
    04
    What to include
    SBAR summary + caller callback number + timestamp
    05
    If no answer
    Escalate to backup contact and log in morning brief
    Send the sheet

    Send the sheet you already have. We run it verbatim.

    Forty-eight hours of live coverage, run entirely on your own protocol sheet and on-call roster. No card, no contract, no change to how your clinic works.