OncoNexus
OncoNexus is a workflow platform for community oncology practices that turns every cancer visit into an action plan with a clear owner. The platform records visits with patient consent, drafts clinical notes, ICD-10 codes, and next steps, then assigns each follow-up action to a specific team member after provider approval. It works alongside existing EHRs and is HIPAA compliant, with a free 3-month pilot for clinics with 1-5 providers.
- Healthcare Technology
- Digital Health
- Artificial Intelligence
- Software Only
Funding
Founders
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Product
Problem
Community oncology visits generate many follow-up actions, but no one is formally assigned to track them, so prior authorizations slip, patients wait weeks for treatment, and staff scramble to catch up. Practices lose revenue to delays and coding errors, notes run late, and up to 80% of what patients hear during visits is forgotten, triggering calls back to the clinic.
Solution
OncoNexus is a workflow platform that turns every cancer visit into an action plan with a clear owner. After a visit, the encounter is recorded with patient consent, and the platform drafts the clinical note, ICD-10 codes, and an action plan based on the conversation. Providers review and approve everything before it moves forward, keeping them in charge, and then each follow-up step is explicitly assigned to a responsible team member. Patients receive a plain-language plan showing what to do, when, and who to call. The system works alongside a clinic's existing EHR and is HIPAA compliant.
Target Audience
Primary customers are community oncology practices in the United States with 1 to 5 providers, including practice owners, hematologist-oncologists, nurses, and front-desk staff who need to streamline post-visit coordination and ensure follow-through.
Features
- Visit recording with patient consent that captures the full clinical conversation for downstream processing
- Automated drafting of clinical notes, ICD-10 code suggestions, and action plans derived directly from visit dialogue
- Provider approval workflow ensuring nothing moves forward until the physician or team reviews and signs off
- Assignment engine that attributes each follow-up action to a specific team member, eliminating ambiguous ownership
- Plain-language patient plans that are shareable with family members assisting at home
- Rework and chase-time tracking that lets administrators measure callbacks, rework, and follow-through gaps during pilots