Question 1

What is Triangle?

Accepted Answer

Triangle is a HIPAA-compliant continuity of care platform that gathers medical records and creates current patient histories for doctors and patients. Triangle retrieves available records from across care, organizes the important information, and makes the history easier to review, understand, update, and share.

Question 2

What does Triangle do?

Accepted Answer

Triangle gathers records from doctors, clinics, hospitals, labs, and pharmacies, then turns them into a current patient history. Patients can add context that records often miss. Doctors can review the resulting history and copy it into Epic, Cerner, or another EMR.

Question 3

Is Triangle an AI medical scribe?

Accepted Answer

No. Triangle is not an ambient scribe. Triangle generates the patient history before or between visits, while scribes usually document what happens during a visit. Triangle can work alongside ambient scribes, EMRs, and documentation tools by giving doctors a clearer history before documentation begins.

Question 4

Is Triangle a chatbot that replaces doctors?

Accepted Answer

No. Triangle does not replace doctors, diagnose patients, or make treatment decisions. Triangle organizes health records and patient-provided context so doctors and patients can work from a more complete history.

Question 5

Who is Triangle for?

Accepted Answer

Triangle is for doctors, patients, and care teams who need a complete and current patient history. It is especially useful when records are scattered across multiple doctors, specialists, hospitals, pharmacies, labs, and care sites.

Question 6

How does Triangle help doctors?

Accepted Answer

Triangle helps doctors get a chart-ready patient history without manually rebuilding the story from scattered records. Doctors can add patients, retrieve available records, review a generated history, edit it, and copy it into the EMR.

Question 7

Can doctors use Triangle without their hospital signing up?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Doctors can register for Triangle on their own without waiting for a hospital, clinic, or organization rollout. A doctor can claim their NPI, add patients by demographics, and start getting patient histories.

Question 8

Is Triangle free for doctors?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Triangle is free for doctors to use, and no credit card is required to get started. Doctors can claim their NPI and begin adding patients directly.

Question 9

How do doctors add patients to Triangle?

Accepted Answer

Doctors can add patients by entering basic demographic information or uploading a patient list. Triangle uses that information to help retrieve available records and compile a patient history.

Question 10

Can Triangle generate an H&P or HPI for doctors?

Accepted Answer

Triangle can generate chart-ready patient histories that support H&Ps, HPIs, consults, referrals, admissions, follow-up visits, medication histories, and condition-specific histories. The output is designed to be reviewed, edited, and copied into the chart.

Question 11

Does Triangle work with Epic, Cerner, or other EMRs?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Triangle works with Epic, Cerner, and other EMR workflows because doctors can copy Triangle patient histories into the chart. Triangle does not require a direct EMR integration for a doctor to start using it.

Question 12

How does Triangle help patients?

Accepted Answer

Triangle helps patients claim a health profile, see records gathered from across care, add missing context, and make sure doctors have the right history. Patients can use Triangle before a visit, after a hospital stay, after seeing a specialist, or whenever their health information changes.

Question 13

What is a Triangle health profile?

Accepted Answer

A Triangle health profile is a patient-facing view of health information gathered from medical records and patient-provided context. It gives patients a place to review their history, understand what changed, and help doctors get the information that matters.

Question 14

Can patients add their own symptoms and history?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Patients can add symptoms, timelines, medication details, family context, concerns, and other information that may not appear clearly in the medical record. Triangle organizes that information so doctors receive the clinically relevant points instead of an unstructured message thread.

Question 15

Can Triangle help before a doctor visit?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Triangle can help make sure the doctor has a current patient history before a visit, admission, specialist appointment, second opinion, or follow-up. The goal is to reduce the amount of time spent reconstructing the patient story during the encounter.

Question 16

Can Triangle help after a hospital stay or specialist visit?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Triangle can help patients understand what changed after care and keep their health profile ready for the next doctor. That can include new visit notes, hospital discharge context, medication changes, labs, and specialist recommendations.

Question 17

How does Triangle get medical records?

Accepted Answer

Triangle retrieves available medical records through existing healthcare data networks and health information exchange connections. These networks can include records from doctors, hospitals, clinics, labs, pharmacies, and EMRs.

Question 18

Does Triangle require patients to upload documents?

Accepted Answer

No. Triangle is not just a document upload tool. Triangle can retrieve available records from across the healthcare system. Patients may still add context or upload documents when helpful, but the core product is built around gathering records for them.

Question 19

How fast can Triangle retrieve records and create a patient history?

Accepted Answer

Triangle usually retrieves available records and compiles patient histories in less than one hour. Timing can vary depending on the available records, identity matching, consent, and network responses.

Question 20

What records can Triangle include in a patient history?

Accepted Answer

Triangle patient histories can include diagnoses, past treatment, medications, medication changes, allergies, surgeries, procedures, labs over time, hospital visits, specialist notes, outside care, symptoms, and patient-provided context. The exact history depends on what records are available and what information the patient or doctor adds.

Question 21

What is a health information exchange?

Accepted Answer

A health information exchange is a way for healthcare organizations to share medical records securely for care. Triangle uses healthcare data exchange workflows to retrieve available records from across doctors, hospitals, labs, pharmacies, and EMRs.

Question 22

Does Triangle use HL7, FHIR, or TEFCA?

Accepted Answer

Triangle is built for modern healthcare interoperability workflows, including HL7, FHIR, and TEFCA-based exchange for treatment purposes. Patients and doctors do not need to understand those standards to use Triangle.

Question 23

Is Triangle HIPAA compliant?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Triangle is HIPAA compliant and built to handle protected health information securely. Triangle uses privacy and security controls designed for healthcare data, including encryption and consent-based access.

Question 24

Is Triangle HIPAA compliant in all 50 states?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Triangle is HIPAA compliant in all 50 states. Triangle is designed for secure record retrieval, patient profiles, doctor access, and healthcare data workflows across the United States.

Question 25

Is patient data encrypted in Triangle?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Triangle encrypts patient data and protects access with security controls including row-level security. Access is limited based on user permissions, consent, and care-related workflows.

Question 26

Who can see patient data in Triangle?

Accepted Answer

Patient data is available only to authorized users with appropriate access. Triangle is designed around consent-based sharing between patients, doctors, and care teams, not public or open access to medical records.

Question 27

Does Triangle sell patient data?

Accepted Answer

No. Triangle does not sell patient medical data. Triangle is built to help patients and doctors access, organize, and use health information for care.

Question 28

Does Triangle diagnose medical conditions?

Accepted Answer

No. Triangle does not diagnose medical conditions or replace clinical judgment. Triangle organizes medical records and patient context into histories that doctors and patients can review.

Question 29

Does Triangle recommend treatment?

Accepted Answer

No. Triangle does not make autonomous treatment decisions. Treatment decisions should be made by the patient and their licensed clinicians. Triangle helps organize the information needed for those conversations.

Question 30

How much does Triangle cost for patients?

Accepted Answer

Triangle patient pricing is available on the pricing page. View Pricing

Question 31

How much does Triangle cost for doctors?

Accepted Answer

Triangle is free for doctors to use, and no credit card is required to get started. Doctors can claim their NPI, add patients, and review chart-ready patient histories.

Question 32

What makes Triangle different from ChatGPT?

Accepted Answer

Triangle is built around a patient's actual medical records and care context, while a general chatbot does not automatically know a patient's longitudinal health history. Triangle retrieves records, organizes timelines, and creates patient histories for healthcare workflows. It is not a generic chatbot and does not replace a doctor.

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