HEALTH AND LIVER OPTIMIZATION
Community liver care.
Done right.
Specialist care. Community reach.
AI woven through every connection.
One continuum of care.HALO AI BRAIN · LIVERMDAI assisted. Provider led.
XHealth Desk
Explore nutrition with AmsetyFind us in the Amsety booth space at The Liver Meeting01 / THE PATIENT JOURNEY
A better visit begins
before the visit.
Bring the preparation forward. Give the clinician time to focus. Keep the next step connected after the patient leaves.
An illustrative goal for an appropriate, prepared follow-up. Visit length follows clinical need.
02 / THE AI MEDICAL RECORD SYSTEM
One patient.
Every detail.
A clearer picture.
Intelligence is incorporated into the entire record. X Health Desk brings uploaded documents, labs, calls, medications, and notes into the patient's clinical context.
Within the HIPAA-compliant clinical chart, the provider can ask patient-specific questions and discuss the record with AI.
This presentation uses synthetic examples. The clinical chart and the public LiverMD educational assistant are separate environments.
The uploaded report adds a new ALT result to the timeline. The chart also flags an ultrasound and AFP item for your review.
and sign any appropriate orders.
03 / THE ECONOMIC CASE
Give time back.
Make the value visible.
Translate reduced administrative work into staff hours, full-time-equivalent capacity, and economic value. Every assumption below is editable.
Your practice
Start with a busy multi-provider clinic: 40 visits and 120 calls per day. Adjust the volumes and net time savings to fit your team.
“Loaded cost” includes wages and employer costs. FTE is a unit of work capacity; it does not itself represent a job eliminated or cash saved.
Where the time comes from
Minutes saved per activity| Workflow | Minutes | Hours / year | FTE |
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Phone volume = calls × AI resolution rate. Other rows use visits. Minutes are net of review and exception handling. Count each task once; set inactive or proposed workflows to zero. Nutrition starts at zero.
From capacity to financial impact
Realization is the share of released capacity that becomes actual payroll, overtime, or avoided hiring expense. At 0%, there are no realized labor savings. Capacity value and cash savings are two views of the same hours; do not add them. Revenue, reimbursement, clinical outcomes, and profitability are not estimated.
View formulas & measurement approach
Annual hours = daily activity volume × net minutes saved × operating days ÷ 60. FTE capacity = annual hours ÷ paid hours per FTE. Annual capacity value = annual hours × loaded hourly cost. Year-one cost = monthly technology cost × 12 + one-time setup. Realized labor savings = capacity value × realization percentage − year-one cost.
Validate with a before-and-after time study, call-resolution logs, review time, ticket volumes, denial rates, and payroll or avoided hiring records. Include exception handling and provider review in net minutes saved. Do not count revenue gains from faster visits as labor savings.
NUTRITION / WITHIN THE HALO
Nourishment is
part of the plan.
Nutrition connects the clinic to everyday life. HALO brings nutritional needs, practical food choices, and follow-up into the same care conversation.
Featured in the HALOnutrition pathway
Amsety makes portable nutrition bars with protein and its Super 16 vitamin and mineral mix—a practical snack option to discuss within an individualized nutrition plan.
Discover Amsety
Start with the person.
Review nutrition, food preferences, muscle health, and barriers with the care team.
Make the plan practical.
Discuss regular meals, snacks, and protein sources. Consider Amsety when it fits the individual plan.
Bring it into follow-up.
Revisit intake, tolerance, and the patient’s goals through HALO’s ongoing care and education.
Product details & clinical context
Peanut Butter: 200 calories, 10 g protein, 5 g fiber, 0 mg sodium. Dark Chocolate: 190 calories, 9 g protein, 5 g fiber, 20 mg sodium. Each 48 g bar lists 9 g added sugars and contains peanuts and coconut. Check the current label for individual dietary needs.
Amsety is a food product, not a treatment for liver disease. Nutrition should be personalized by a clinician or dietitian. AASLD guidance supports nutrition assessment and individualized care in cirrhosis; that guidance does not endorse this product.
Amsety nutrition facts · Amsety product information · AASLD nutrition education
04 / THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE
Care in the clinic.
Connection in their hands.
Explore the existing LiverCured and X Health Desk patient experiences: organized records, understandable lab trends, and a clear next step.
A GUIDED LOOK INSIDE
Existing product screenshots and synthetic demo screens. This walkthrough does not access a patient chart or create an appointment.
05 / THE HALO AI BRAIN
A little understanding.
A better conversation.
LiverMD's existing liver-specific intelligence, brought into the heart of HALO. Ask about liver health, nutrition, or the meaning of a lab test.
The educational brain is separate from the private, patient-specific X Health Desk clinical chart.
Ask HALO AI.
What is the difference between fatty liver and liver fibrosis?
Powered by the existing LiverMD service06 / THE HALO PROMISE
Expert liver care.
Rooted in the community.
HALO brings in-person care, LiverCured video visits, and AI-assisted operations into a connected outpatient model for Southern California GI and liver centers. The aim: more reliable follow-through and an economically sustainable community practice.
One connected continuum
In person for examination and local care. Video for access and continuity. AI for preparation, coordination, and follow-up.
LiverCured clinical visits depend on patient location and provider licensure. International education and consultation pathways depend on service availability; worldwide clinical treatment is not implied.