Software should adapt to the clinic
Not the other way round. Every organization works differently, and that difference is usually the point — it is how they compete, and how they take care of people.
Company
We are building the EHR we wanted to use.
Clinicians spend more of their day in this software than with any single patient. It should be the best tool they touch all day. That it usually isn’t is a choice someone made — repeatedly, for decades — and it is a choice that can be unmade.
What we believe
Five positions, stated plainly enough to be held to.
Your data isn’t our moat
A product should be worth renewing because it is good, not because leaving is expensive. So the export is free and the door is unlocked.
Clicks are a clinical risk
Every unnecessary step is a chance to make a mistake and a minute taken from a patient. We measure task time the way other companies measure uptime.
AI assists; people decide
A model can draft, surface, summarize, and chase. A licensed human signs. We build the checkpoints in rather than bolting a disclaimer on.
Prices belong on the website
If a price only exists inside a negotiation, it is not a price. It is a measure of how much someone thinks you will pay.
Careers
We are hiring people who have seen this go wrong
Clinicians who left practice partly because of the software. Engineers who have carried a pager for something that mattered. Implementers who have done a real cutover and know where the bodies are.
How we work
Small teams, direct access to customers, and no layer between the person who builds a thing and the person who has to live with it. Decisions get written down; the reasoning survives the meeting.
What we look for
Judgement over credentials, and evidence that you have finished something hard. Clinical background is a real advantage on any team here, not just the clinical ones.
What we will tell you
Where the product actually is, what is scoped versus shipped, and how we are funded — in the first conversation, not the fourth.
Open roles are posted as they open. If nothing listed fits and you think we are missing something, write to us anyway and say what you would work on.
Get in touchPress
What we will say, and what we will not
Healthcare software marketing has a credibility problem, and it is earned. So here is our position, stated plainly enough to hold us to.
We are pre-GA
The product is in active development ahead of general availability. Anywhere this site describes something as shipped, we can show it working on a synthetic-data environment.
No customer logo wall
We have not earned one yet. When we have, the logos will belong to organizations that agreed to be named.
No uptime figure without a method
A number with no measurement definition behind it is decoration. Ours will arrive with the definition attached.
Certification status, stated exactly
We will tell you which certifications are held today and which are in progress. A vendor that blurs that line will blur others.
Placeholder pricing is labeled
Figures on the pricing page are pending final approval and say so. Whatever we publish at launch is what you can actually buy.
Press enquiries: press@example.com
Talk to us
Bring the hard version.
The messiest workflow you have, the integration nobody has managed, the migration everyone told you was impossible. We would rather lose on a specific than win on a slogan.
- A live walkthrough on a synthetic-data environment — no PHI, ever
- Sandbox credentials the same day, whether or not you continue
- A written migration inventory and a fixed-fee quote
- The compliance package under NDA, including what is not yet certified
Get in touch
Tell us the size of your organization, the system you are on now, and the thing that made you start looking. That is enough for a first conversation to be useful.
- Sales
- hello@example.com
- Support
- support@example.com
- Security
- security@example.com
CircusScale is a working product name and the addresses above are placeholders until launch.
“Why doesn’t every EHR work like this?” is the reaction we are building for. If you get to the end of a demo without thinking it, we have not finished the job.
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