Is Niyra HIPAA-compliant?

Not certified yet, don't put PHI in Niyra. She's for the work around patient care, not in it. HIPAA on the roadmap.

Can Niyra handle patient scheduling?

She handles your calendar, not your patient panel. Think personal appointments, outside-clinic meetings, conference travel, and on-call swaps. Patient booking stays in your EHR or practice management system, where it belongs.

How does she help with billing?

Niyra triages your billing inbox, flags rejected claims and overdue invoices, and drafts appeal or follow-up letters for your review. You approve everything before it sends. She chases the paperwork so your evenings stay yours.

Every plan starts with a 15-day free trial, card required, $0 charged today. Then Standard is $49/mo for 50,000 credits and Pro is $99/mo for 100,000 credits, a fraction of a part-time admin hire.

Yes. Connections use OAuth, data is encrypted, and nothing you share is used to train models. You can also bring your own API keys with BYOK, so usage runs through accounts you control.

Healthcare

An AI for the admin that keeps you off the floor.

Niyra isn't an EHR, that's where PHI lives. She's for the surrounding work: scheduling, referrals, follow-ups, conference prep, billing chase.

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You know this feeling

—Two hours of admin for every hour with patients

—Referral letters drafted at the end of long days

—Conference and CME tracking forgotten

—Billing follow-ups eating into evenings

What Niyra delivers

Referral drafting

Niyra drafts referral letters from your notes, you review and sign.

CME and conference tracker

She tracks your CME credits, conference deadlines, registration.

Billing inbox

Triages billing emails, flags rejections, drafts appeals.

Scheduling

Outside-clinic appointments, personal calendar, on-call swaps.

A day with Niyra

A day with me starts before rounds, with a 6:45 brief on your phone: today's clinic schedule, the two meetings outside the hospital, and a reminder that your CME certificate for the cardiology module is due at the end of the month. Overnight, a rep emailed about a lunch meeting and a conference opened early registration. I've drafted replies to both and held them for your approval. You glance, tap approve on the conference one, and walk in knowing the admin layer is already moving.

Between patients, the small stuff piles up, and small stuff is my job. The billing service flagged two rejected claims; I've drafted the appeal letters for your review. Your dentist's office called to confirm Friday; I moved it so it stops colliding with clinic. A colleague asked about swapping on-call weekends in March; I checked your calendar and proposed two dates. None of this touches the EHR or patient records. It is the scheduling, inbox, and follow-up work that usually eats your lunch break, handled while you practice medicine.

At 7pm, when the last patient is gone, the paperwork hour starts. I have the referral letters drafted from your notes, formatted and ready for your review and signature. The conference abstract deadline is Friday, so I remind you now, not Thursday night. Tomorrow's brief is queued, and anything you told me today, 'remind me to call the pharmacy rep back', 'the locum invoice needs chasing', is already scheduled. You review the drafts, sign what needs signing, and go home at a reasonable hour for once.

Try saying this to Niyra

“Draft a referral letter to Cardiology for Patient X (no PHI in chat).”

“Block my Thursdays this month for clinic only.”

“What CME do I still need this year?”

“Reschedule my dentist appointment to next Friday.”

FAQ

Is Niyra HIPAA-compliant?: Not certified yet, don't put PHI in Niyra. She's for the work around patient care, not in it. HIPAA on the roadmap.
Can Niyra handle patient scheduling?: She handles your calendar, not your patient panel. Think personal appointments, outside-clinic meetings, conference travel, and on-call swaps. Patient booking stays in your EHR or practice management system, where it belongs.
How does she help with billing?: Niyra triages your billing inbox, flags rejected claims and overdue invoices, and drafts appeal or follow-up letters for your review. You approve everything before it sends. She chases the paperwork so your evenings stay yours.
What does it cost?: Every plan starts with a 15-day free trial, card required, $0 charged today. Then Standard is $49/mo for 50,000 credits and Pro is $99/mo for 100,000 credits, a fraction of a part-time admin hire.
Is my data private?: Yes. Connections use OAuth, data is encrypted, and nothing you share is used to train models. You can also bring your own API keys with BYOK, so usage runs through accounts you control.