A quieter way to run a clinic.

Every record sits in Microsoft Azure Canada Central — primary region in Toronto, failover in Quebec City. Encrypted at rest with AES-256, in transit with TLS 1.3, replicated across two zones. Your data never leaves Canadian borders.

Compliance is built in, not bolted on: HIA (Alberta), PIPEDA (federal), PHIPA (Ontario for cross-province cases). The audit log is immutable and every read of a chart is timestamped to the second.

If you ever leave: a 48-hour structured export in FHIR R4. Encounters, prescriptions, allergies, billing history, attachments. The export tool lives in your dashboard from day one — you can run it today, before you sign anything, just to see what your data looks like outside Qlynic. Ninety-day read-only access is guaranteed in the contract.

No. The AI Advisor runs only when you ask. It pulls the minimum context needed to answer, returns the answer, and forgets. There is no background process scanning charts, no nightly summary generation, no "training run" on your patients.

Anthropic operates under a Zero Data Retention agreement for Qlynic. Your patient data is never used to train any AI model, never stored on Anthropic's servers beyond the request itself, and never shared.

Every AI call lands in your audit trail: exact context sent, exact answer received, timestamped, tied to the user who asked. You can export the entire AI usage log for compliance review at any time.

It reasons across your whole clinic — not just notes. Ask in plain English: "How many no-shows did Dr. Carter have last month?", "Pull every patient on Lisinopril who hasn't had a renewal in 90 days," "Which AHCIP claims are still pending submission?"

Twenty-one reasoning tools span encounters, prescriptions, billing, telehealth, scheduling, patient comms, and the audit log. Plain English in; structured answers out; every call audited to the user who asked.

The Advisor auto-escalates from Claude Haiku 4.5 to Sonnet on complex reasoning. Average cost per conversation: under two cents. The clinic that thinks faster wins.

Qlynic is an accredited H-Link Submitter. Claims travel from your encounter straight to Alberta Health — no gateway, no middleman, no $600-per-month surcharge that competitors quietly pass through to your bill.

During an AHCIP outage, claims queue locally and submit automatically when service returns. You never lose claims, you never resubmit, and your audit log tracks every retry. Most outages resolve in hours; we don't lose a single claim during them.

Your clinical workflow doesn't depend on H-Link being available. You see patients, write encounters, sign prescriptions — all of that runs locally regardless of what the province's billing infrastructure is doing.

Multi-province roadmap: AHCIP today; OHIP (Ontario) and MSP (British Columbia) staged for early 2027 under the same direct-submission architecture.

For a Canadian family practice with 1–3 doctors and under 5,000 patient records: seven to fourteen days from signed contract to first live appointment in Qlynic. Larger groups take a little longer; the architecture scales linearly.

We handle migration directly. You give us a sandbox export from your current EMR; we map the schema, validate against AHCIP records, and load it into your Qlynic instance with you reviewing every batch. You're never charting in two systems at once.

Thirty days of parallel read access to your old system after cutover — just in case. No bridge software, no double-entry, no surprises. You shouldn't have to pay for the privilege of leaving someone else.

Nothing. Qlynic is priced flat per clinic, listed publicly on the pricing page. Add ten doctors, hire fifty nurses, see triple the patients — your bill does not change.

No per-practitioner fees. No "starter tier" with features stripped out. No per-feature add-on contracts. No surprise gateway surcharges. Every clinic gets every capability: AI Advisor, AI Scribe, H-Link Direct, telehealth, patient portal, audit log, support.

The math intentionally favours the clinic, not the vendor. A solo practitioner pays the same as a six-doctor group because we want both to win. Growth shouldn't be a tax.

Yes. Qlynic's patient portal runs Level 3 open notes — the Mayo Clinic standard. Patients see SOAP notes, prescriptions, lab results, encounter attachments, billing history. Same record you write, same words.

Clinical judgment is preserved through per-item doctor opt-out: a sensitive mental-health note, a custody-dispute flag, a draft you're not ready to share — you can hold each item back individually with a documented reason. You don't lose control; you just default to transparency.

The Mayo Clinic research is unambiguous: open notes increase patient trust, reduce phone calls to the clinic, improve medication adherence, and lower complaint rates. The patient relationship is a contract — and contracts only work when both sides can read them.